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OT_NetOpts.exe
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OT_NetOpts.exe is a little freeware-tool for editing nick- and hostname
of the PC-Version of Colin McRae Ralley 2004 (CMR04) - supporting all the
available characters supported by the CMR04 fontfile.
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Info for the suspicious: It only modifies a configuration file - named "netopts" -
residing in the CMR04 root-directory. It doesn't interfere otherwise with the CMR04-Application.
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Terms of use
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OT_NetOpts.exe can be used free of charge and without any guaranty (respectively)!
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You may share OT_NetOpts with others, as long you don't
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modify it - especially don't remove the copyright-information and/or the 'use at your own risk'-disclaimer
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dont take money for giving it away.
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You may set a link to this page or post a link to forums, as long
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the according website is not interfered with illegal acitivties
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the use of the according website is free of any charge
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Download OT_NetOpts.zip
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Download and unpack the ZIP-File (and do some virus-scanning) to the root-directory
of your CMR04-installation (this is where the according configuration-file for
host- and nickname "netopts" is located).
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Using OT_NetOpts.exe
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At startup OT_NetOpts.exe show's an 'use at your own risk'-disclaimer
- which you have to accept - period :-) .
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Using the tool is quite simple - just type the regular characters or double-click
at the characters in the charmap in the lower part to insert the appropriate code.
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Hint: codemasters used some wired font-mapping (for their special-characters):
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Thus there might be different characters displayed in the edit-fields (as they use a regular
windows font) when selecting some of the the sepcial-characters... / that's ok.
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Info: As long you do not expicitly "save", nothing will be changed within the CMR04 netopts-file.
Using save creates a backup-file of the current netopts-file in advance adding an extension
".saved_" followed by date and time-information. In case something horrible should happen
- which never was the case to me :-) - just rename the last valid backup file to "netopts".
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See you online - "orcus ®".
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