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Yeah, but does not train X cost �20,000 when using
UK units and $40,000 when playing a US game with a
corresponding increase in maximum loan amount,
therefore negating any apparent difference.

cheers...
chunky

Aaron wrote in message
<37c92530...@n3.idirect.com>...
>TT conversions go like this:
>
>�1 = $2 = FF10 = DM4 = �200 = Pt200
>
>So the unit does make a difference.
>
>
>On Sun, 29 Aug 1999 12:09:30 +0100, "chunky"
<chu...@ifb.co.uk> wrote:
>
>>I think that the currency units are irrelevant.
>>Although in real life �1 = $1.60, I think TT is
>>calculated in units so loan = #300,000, train X
=
>>#25,000.
>>
>>I've never tested this theory out, but it would
>>seem the most sensible way to set the program
up.
>>
>>cheers...
>>chunky
>>
>>Ankit Desai wrote in message
>><37c88a59....@netnews.worldnet.att.net>...
>>>The max loan amount should be fixed, not a "#".
>>�500,000 is equal to
>>>$1,000,000 so, which one is it?  I already sent
>>in my entry after the
>>>first 10 years and I had your old settings:
>>
>>
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