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	'''''What if TTDPatch doesn't recognize your version of TTD.'''''

	=Version Trouble=		=Version Trouble=
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	What if TTDPatch doesn't recognize your version of TTD.		What if TTDPatch doesn't recognize your version of TTD.

	This section should now be of no relevance, since all versions of TTD that I know of are supported by TTDPatch. ~~ ~~But if you're interested anyway, read on.		This section should now be of no relevance, since all versions of TTD that I know of are supported by TTDPatch. But if you're interested anyway, read on.

	TTDPatch will have to know the locations of code that has to be patched. ~~ ~~This will usually be a table that has to be compiled into the program to make it work.		TTDPatch will have to know the locations of code that has to be patched. This will usually be a table that has to be compiled into the program to make it work.

	If the version of TTD you are using is not known to TTDPatch, it will tell you so and offer the option to try and start anyway. ~~ ~~However, this is a bit tricky, and may result in the program locking up, or causing a protection violation. ~~ ~~Depending on your operating system, this may lead to complete hang of the computer. ~~ ~~So, don't try this if you have any important programs running in the background.		If the version of TTD you are using is not known to TTDPatch, it will tell you so and offer the option to try and start anyway. However, this is a bit tricky, and may result in the program locking up, or causing a protection violation. Depending on your operating system, this may lead to complete hang of the computer. So, don't try this if you have any important programs running in the background.

	These are the versions that are known to work:		These are the versions that are known to work:

			{\|
	\|\|         \|File size
			! !!File size

			\|-
	Language \|DOS ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ \|Windows		\|Language \|\|DOS \|\|Windows

			\|-
	American \|496,543 \|1,695,744		\|American \|\|496,543 \|\|1,695,744

			\|-
	English ~~ ~~\|496,601 \|1,696,256		\|English \|\|496,601 \|\|1,696,256

			\|-
	German ~~ ~~ \|499,583 \|1,699,328		\|German \|\|499,583 \|\|1,699,328

			\|-
	French ~~ ~~ \|505,759 \|1,707,008		\|French \|\|505,759 \|\|1,707,008

			\|-
	Spanish ~~ ~~\|506,237 \|1,707,520\|\|		\|Spanish \|\|506,237 \|\|1,707,520
			\|}

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2011-06-12T19:11:31Z

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'''''What if TTDPatch doesn't recognize your version of TTD.'''''

=Version Trouble=

What if TTDPatch doesn't recognize your version of TTD.

This section should now be of no relevance, since all versions of TTD that I know of are supported by TTDPatch.  But if you're interested anyway, read on.

TTDPatch will have to know the locations of code that has to be patched.  This will usually be a table that has to be compiled into the program to make it work.

If the version of TTD you are using is not known to TTDPatch, it will tell you so and offer the option to try and start anyway.  However, this is a bit tricky, and may result in the program locking up, or causing a protection violation.  Depending on your operating system, this may lead to complete hang of the computer.  So, don't try this if you have any important programs running in the background.

These are the versions that are known to work:

||         |File size

Language |DOS     |Windows

American |496,543 |1,695,744

English  |496,601 |1,696,256

German   |499,583 |1,699,328

French   |505,759 |1,707,008

Spanish  |506,237 |1,707,520||