Author: John Pahl
Date: 11:31:04 01/01/02
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This should work great for me, thanks! You sure know alot about CM. I see it say's you had a hand in it. Just what do you have to do with it, some of the programing? Was just wondering. In the back of my cm book in the credit's I do not see your name listed, maybe it should be. :-) You sure have help me out. Once again, thanks alot..... JP On January 01, 2002 at 13:18:23, John Merlino wrote: >On January 01, 2002 at 03:19:31, John Pahl wrote: > >>I have tried to make copys of CM8000 with my cd burner and it comes up with some >>file missing message. >> >>I would like to make a copy for my own use. My son age six uses CM and has to >>switch from disk one to disk two. In having to do this so often I could see one >>getting scratch. >>If I could make copys for him to use it would not matter if something would >>happen to the disk's >> >>Can a back up copy be made? >> >>Thanks >>Happy New Year! >>JP > >Unfortunately, you may not be able to make a backup copy of the CD. CD #1 has a >copy-protection scheme burnt onto it; CD #2 does not. So, if you are concerned >about too much disc-switching, here's what I suggest: > >-- If you did not perform the full installation, then COPY the file that is on >CD #2 called TUTORIAL.DAT to your Chessmaster 8000 folder. This will make it so >you never need CD #2 again, and you will only need one of the CDs to start up >the program. >However, this is a very large file (over 300MB), so make sure you have the free >disc space first. Chessmaster 8000 needs about 100MB of FREE space to play some >of the tutorial audio, so don't use up too much of your free space. > >-- You can also start the Chessmaster program with EITHER CD in the drive. This >means that, if you have done the full installation on both machines that you >intend to run the program on, you can have CD #1 for use in one machine and CD >#2 for the other. > >Hopefully, this will help. > >jm
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