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HEUREKA!!
I had the same problem like others, couldn't save. After a lot of trying and loading on an other computer (without success) I now have found the conclusion. For some reason the zip doesn't automatically extract the Game folder together with the other dates!
(Look into your folder Gr_1869, if there is no game folder, you shouldn't be able to save)
If that happens to you, just extract the game folder SEPARATELY into the Gr_1869 folder. Then you can plöay ans save. Good luck

An additional remark to my post HEUREKA
You don't see the saved games in the big black box, but if you click on the positions they should be, you can read the names under which you have saved in the otherwise empty grey field under the black box. If you have found the game you want to load, simply click on the grey field with LOAD.

1. right-click on your home port, a small menu appears

2. select the anchor, you'll get to the shipping company

3. ask for used ships, select the sailboat, pay for your boat, leave

4. when the ship has arrived (2 days later), go to the tavern (right-click on port, beerglass)

5. ask for an average crew, hire the men

Now you've got your first ship ready for departure. Buy some goods, sail the seas, earn MUCH money... laughing.gif
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I read the instructions on page 1. I hired the men and asked for an average crew. How do I actually move my ship to Amsterdam? Right click the port? Doesn't work.

[Icewolf]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Guest @ May 5 2007, 10:20 AM) [snapback]289283[/snapback]</div>

I read the instructions on page 1. I hired the men and asked for an average crew. How do I actually move my ship to Amsterdam? Right click the port? Doesn't work.[/b]

No, it's not right-click on the harbour. It's right-click on the ship (lower left corner, pretty big). k:

I right-clicked on the ship but all I got was a screen showing the load, crew and condition. Nothing to move to another port.

[Icewolf]

Oh, sorry. Was it left-click then?
You need to get a yellow cursor with a compass rose. A ship appears and it's name and shape in percentage.

EDIT: There's the manual available on the site if you like to.

I worked it out. Thanks alot

[Icewolf]

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I worked it out. Thanks alot [/b]

Good to hear. Was my hint right in the end?!

Yeah, the left click thing.

I found the full manual! :brain:

In that site: www.lemonamiga.com

It's an Amiga version, but the manual is for both the plataforms.

Thenks everybody for the tips & triks k: