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\deflang1031\pard\li120\ri240\plain\f2\fs20
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\par \plain\f2\fs32 Release Notes for LDMud for Win32 (3.2.9-dev254\plain\lang1033\f2\fs32 )\plain\f2\fs20
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\par
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\par This document includes updated information for the documentation provided with
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\par "LDMud for Win32". Issues outlined in this document maybe corrected in upcoming releases.
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\par ____________________________________________________________________________
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\par \plain\f2\fs24\b
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\par \plain\f4\fs32 Setup
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\par \plain\f2\fs20
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\par \plain\f2\fs24 General
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\par
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\par \plain\f2\fs20 If you don't have a network card installed on your computer then you have to install
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\par the Dialup-Networking (RAS on NT) in order to run the driver.
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\par
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\par Please note that on Windows 95 you must have an \plain\f2\fs20\b active \plain\f2\fs20 dialup-connection when
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\par you start the driver. After it has been started you can can safely hangup if you want
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\par to use the mud only local. Windows NT doesn't need a connection since it uses the
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\par MS Loopback-Device.
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\par
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\par Not to get an error message saying \plain\lang1033\f2\fs20 "cygwin1.dll not found" when the driver starts
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\par the erq, we suggest to put cygwin1.dll into a directory, where your path variable
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\par points to.\plain\f2\fs24
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\par
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\par
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\par Mudlib
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\par \plain\f2\fs20
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\par The Mudlib should reside in the \plain\f2\fs20\i \\mud\\mudlib\plain\f2\fs20 directory. If you\plain\lang1033\f2\fs20 're going
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\par to install the mudlib in another directory, use the runtime option
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\par -m<path_to_your_mudlibdir> to point to your mudlib. With "ldmud-32dev-254 -?"
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\par you can get a list of all supported command line switches.\plain\f2\fs20
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\par
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\par
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\par \plain\f4\fs32
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\par \plain\f5\fs24 How to get started with the TubLib
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\par \plain\f2\fs20
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\par Launch the gamedriver (\plain\f2\fs20\i \\mud\\mudbin/ldmud-32dev-254.exe). \plain\f2\fs20 When you read "Setting up ipc."
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\par on the console window then you are up and running. Test with "telnet localhost 7680" and
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\par login as "tubmud" without password. Read your mudmail.
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\par \plain\f4\fs32
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\par
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\par GameDriver\plain\f2\fs20
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\par
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\par \plain\f2\fs24 General
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\par \plain\f2\fs20
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\par The driver was built using the CygWin Package from Redhat/Cygnus Software
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\par (http://solutions.redhat.com/cygwin) and has been tested on Windows NT 4.0 (Build 1381,
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\par SP 6) without encountering problems. Windows 9x and Win2k haven\plain\lang1033\f2\fs20 't\plain\f2\fs20 been tested.
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\par
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\par The driver was built \plain\f2\fs20\b with\plain\f2\fs20 support for the external request demon (ERQ). The normal erq
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\par (erq.exe) is used as default, we also provide the xerq as binary here (not tested).
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\par
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\par In case that you need further information on how the driver was built, we have
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\par included the files \plain\f2\fs20\i config.h\plain\f2\fs20 , \plain\f2\fs20\i machine.h\plain\f2\fs20 and \plain\f2\fs20\i Makefile\plain\f2\fs20 in the \plain\f2\fs20\i build\plain\f2\fs20 directory.
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\par
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\par ___________________________________________________________________________
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\par
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\par
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\par Thank you for trying LDMud for Win32.
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\par
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\par \plain\f2\fs20\b Christian Mudra\plain\f2\fs20 \plain\lang1033\f2\fs20\i (Coogan@Tubmud)\plain\f2\fs20
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\par \plain\f2\fs20\b Oliver Weichhold\plain\f2\fs20 \plain\f2\fs20\i (Slider@Tubmud)
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\par \plain\f2\fs20
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\par }
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