Viper racing no-cd crack

Hi all, I just wanted to share something I found out. Yesterday I got Viper racing so I invited a friend over to do some multiplayer racing today. However when I installed Viper there was no remote install option. And with only one CD, we were not going to be able to play Viper :-( Then my friend had this crazy idea! He said: "Why don't we try and use the executable of the demo on the full install?" At first I thought this was absurd, but he was right about the demo not needing a CD. It couldn't do any harm, so I tried it and guess what... It worked!!!!! All you have to do to run Viper without CD is copy the executable from the demo into the same directory as "viper racing.exe" and double click it. How easy can it get? // Johan

On Fri, 22 Jan 1999 21:37:18 +0100, Johan Foederer >All you have to do to run Viper without CD is copy the executable from >the demo into the same directory as "viper racing.exe" and double click >it. How easy can it get? >// Johan Incredible. Since both of the files are from MGI does this make the crack legal? heheh. Thanks. Chris "How can you run from a dead person, unless you're dead yourself?" -Venus in Furs --Horrornews--Horrorchat--Reviews--General filth-- Mortado's Page of Filth http://www.nwlink.com/~mortado/

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>... >> All you have to do to run Viper without CD is copy the executable from >> the demo into the same directory as "viper racing.exe" and double click >> it. How easy can it get? >> // Johan >My god! You're right. Buy your friend a beer. >-- >Ray >Just say {}

Make it two and have one on me! Thanks for the post ;o)

There is also ordinary crack available for Viper.

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>Hi all, >I just wanted to share something I found out. Yesterday I got Viper >racing so I invited a friend over to do some multiplayer racing today. >However when I installed Viper there was no remote install option. And >with only one CD, we were not going to be able to play Viper :-( Then my >friend had this crazy idea! He said: "Why don't we try and use the >executable of the demo on the full install?" At first I thought this was >absurd, but he was right about the demo not needing a CD. It couldn't do >any harm, so I tried it and guess what... It worked!!!!! >All you have to do to run Viper without CD is copy the executable from >the demo into the same directory as "viper racing.exe" and double click >it. How easy can it get? >// Johan

Thanks! I'll do that :-)

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> says > >... > >> All you have to do to run Viper without CD is copy the executable from > >> the demo into the same directory as "viper racing.exe" and double click > >> it. How easy can it get? > >> // Johan > >My god! You're right. Buy your friend a beer. > >-- > >Ray > >Just say {} > Make it two and have one on me! Thanks for the post ;o)

How weak can a man be? When they make a great game and release it at half the "regular" price. Dont u feel supporting such things. /x

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>... >> All you have to do to run Viper without CD is copy the executable from >> the demo into the same directory as "viper racing.exe" and double click >> it. How easy can it get? >> // Johan >My god! You're right. Buy your friend a beer. >-- >Ray >Just say {}

I use no-CD cracks for two reasons: - convenience of not having to swap CDs - for multiplayer on 2 PCs that I have networked at home In the last year since getting my 1st PC, I've bought many sims/games including GPL, Viper, NR1999, SODA, CART, N2, GP2, TOCA, MGPRS2, F1RS, F1 97 CE, MTM2, Castrol Honda Superbike, MotoRacer, and even CPR. I've since got a 2nd PC and have networked them to play some of these with my son. I think I've supported Sierra and others quite well enough. Brian >How weak can a man be? >When they make a great game and release it at half the "regular" >price. Dont u feel supporting such things. >/x

>I use no-CD cracks for two reasons: >- convenience of not having to swap CDs I TOTALLY agree here... but... I was planning on staying out of this thread, but the statement above FORCED me to post <G>. There is an alarming trend for people to rationalize their pirating of software by saying they "bought a copy." The copy you bought can ONLY be run on ONE computer at a time! If you have 2 computers at home you want to run a game on, you HAVE to buy **2** copies of the game (unless the game COMES with 2 CD's, or the licensing specifically states it's okay). I'm glad to see that you are (for the most part) legally buying your software. But even though YOU feel you've "supported Sierra and others quite well enough" it doesn't give you the right to run two copies of one game at the same time. Legally speaking.... "Gunner" ORSA #78 Navy Dodge