RTZ: where is the patch file?

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2 total messages Started by jk... Jeff Kuhn Wed, 05 Jan 1994 17:57

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Author: jk... Jeff Kuhn
Date: Wed, 05 Jan 1994 17:57

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I have heard roomers of a patch for Return To Zork which allows it to use
less memory.  Does such a beast exist?  Where can I find it on the internet?
I had to uncompress my hard drive to remove DBLSPACE.EXE from memory in order
to play RTZ.  God, what a conventional memory hog this game is.
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Jeff R. Kuhn				Dept. of Zoology
jk...@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu		The University of Texas at Austin

Re: RTZ: where is the patch file?

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Author: xzs... Gilbert Baron
Date: Thu, 06 Jan 1994 21:08

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In article <2gev2d$7...@donald.cc.utexas.edu>, jk...@donald.cc.utexas.edu (Jeff Kuhn) writes:
|> I have heard roomers of a patch for Return To Zork which allows it to use
|> less memory.  Does such a beast exist?  Where can I find it on the internet?
|> I had to uncompress my hard drive to remove DBLSPACE.EXE from memory in order
|> to play RTZ.  God, what a conventional memory hog this game is.
|> -- 
|> ==============================================================================
|> Jeff R. Kuhn				Dept. of Zoology
|> jk...@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu		The University of Texas at Austin


It does exist. I have it. It is in ~pub/activis  on netcom.com and you get it
by ftp. The cdrom file is rtz11.cd or something like that. At any rate look
through the directory on netcom.com. Yes the first chracter is a tilda. You	
can also talk to activiosn at sup...@activis.com. I may not have the 
addresses quite corect. If you email me if you can't find it I will try 
to give the address to you.


gilbar...@delphi.com
"Bailar es vivir"

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