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Microsoft Train Simulator: Sybex Official Strategies & Secrets

David Chong, Rick Selby, Richard Wayne Smith

ISBN: 978-0-7821-2910-6

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304 pages

July 2001

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Chapter	Page	Details	Date	Print Run
		Combined Errata Page 262 - 287 CH 10 - Route Editor pp 262-287, Reader's Issue: When I go into Route Editor the image comes up fine (the area is totally flat, I assume because I am in the Illinois area), but when I bring up the Object Selector to start putting down track, buildings, etc, there is very little there. Game Comment: It appears that there may different "versions" of the software. There have been conversations on some of the forums regarding higher priced versions having less bugs. It is feasible that you may have received an evaluation copy that would have a little more "muscle" than the production version. Microsoft Train Simulator known issues: "http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q299/7/61.ASP"

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Combined Errata

Page 262 - 287

CH 10 - Route Editor pp 262-287,
Reader's Issue:
When I go into Route Editor the image comes up fine (the area is totally flat, I assume because I am in the Illinois area), but when I bring up the Object Selector to start putting down track, buildings, etc, there is very little there.

Game Comment:
It appears that there may different "versions" of the software. There have been conversations on some of the forums regarding higher priced versions having less bugs. It is feasible that you may have received an evaluation copy that would have a little more "muscle" than the production version.

Microsoft Train Simulator known issues:

"http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q299/7/61.ASP"

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