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Yeah, the DOS version of C&C has that too. I was looking at a NoCD hack for the game by another person where they copied the hard drive path string variable to the CD path string variable and it broke the game (all players start with $0 and can't gain any money), you're welcome to take a look at it but the only way I was able to get it working was to replace every instance of the CD path with the one for the hard drive.

#Westwood monopoly windows 10 download code

Looking at the disassembly I don't think it has any command line parameters, the CD detection relies on detecting the first drive letter with type 5 (CD-ROM) and the only code for setting the CD path is right after it.

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Wait, does the DOS version of C&C have that parameter too? This game came out before Gold and ran on Windows 3.1 with the Win32s addon. You could always try out if the -cd command line parameter is present inside Monopoly. So I just made te game automatically use a subfolder with the name of the language (ENG/GER/FRE) as CD, and put the correct videos in there. but that was mainly because C&C already contains an inbuilt NoCD system that accepts an alternative path. I've done language separation for videos in C&C1. I'd like to make a universal language installer but I don't have access to the other versions, I've seen each on ebay but haven't had the money to buy them Edited Januby Aroenai The only problem is the videos would always show the US game board. TRE files though since that's where all the text is stored. It'd be possible to make translations just with the US version I have, someone would have to help me figure out the format of the.

TRE file or in the DLG_xxx.dll (ENG, UK, FRE, or GER) file since they all use the same executable. I'm sure it's just something in either a. Each version has the option for enabling all the different rules (required for online play against people in those countries) I just don't know which options were set in each version. They're all rules available under the international options menu, the rules for Monopoly vary by country so depending on the version there are different defaults set. Oh, I'm not actually sure what the defaults are, I'm just going off what some of the help files and other documentation has said. Also, it'd be nice to fix the bug where the computer players would keep playing if the last human player goes bankrupt since this prevents you from exiting the game. The problem is, it seems like the game uses a high number of CPU cycles (task manager shows 55%) this way, so I'd like to find a better way if possible. Windows XP, Vista, and 7 use a lazy fix and ignore exceptions produced by trying to run a privileged instruction (in this case, trying to access the video card to detect vertical refresh) so I've essentially done the same thing by NOP'ing out the instruction. So far I've been able to remove the CD check and get the game to run without crashing on Windows 2000 and above. Is anyone else interested in patching Westwood's Monopoly game? I'm working on a new installer to replace the original 16-bit installer that doesn't work on ењ†4. Anyone feeling ambitious?ДЇixed a bug with the installer, nothing to see here.

I essentially have to start from scratch since a lot of the text is different lengths than the English version.

the only other version I have access to is the French version but haven't gotten around to fixing up the dialog boxes yet. Note, this only supports the US English version for now. Smaller WinG32.dll file compiled from Wine's source code (Doesn't need to be in System32)

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Optional Compiled HTML Help (Monopoly.chm) for users without the KB917607 update (Vista/7/2008/etc.)

No-CD patched (Netbook users rejoice! CD-ROM required once for installation though, just grab a usb or virtual drive) Can be installed in Program Files without causing problems (though that's not the default installation path) Re-sized icons to avoid the ugly 32x32 to 48x48 scaling that Windows XP and above does (the original didn't have any consistent size or placement and Aero only made things worse with the border size changes it made so dialog boxes were cut off, huge, or misplaced.) Dialog boxes updated to accommodate the Aero theme on Vista/7 Option to choose between 8-bit and 16-bit sounds (like the original installer) Original Installer and Uninstaller icons and splash screen Windows 64-bit support (32-bit installer) oh well, it figures I would find it just after I found a way to compress the whole game down to 98.7 MB. Good news, I finally found a way to copy files directly from the original CD-ROM, I should have checked the Inno Setup newsgroup earlier.