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You can download the cracked version someplace else. If you don't put anything at the copyright protection questions you can bypass them

[font=Times]Stupendous! But the images r quite "odd"...they should make a better image version!!![font=Geneva]
:angel:

I still can't get it to run on DOSBOX. I get as far as a screen that asks me to insert 'DISK1' into a file (specify). I click OK, and it takes to to the directories in my C: drive. I don't know what to do from there.

Question: the game-description page says "ESA protected" but Broderbund is not listed as a member on the ESA page; what am I missing?

MJ

[Havell]

Some other company (that is in ESA) must have bought Bronderbund, and therefore owns the rights to all of it's games.

[Marquis Celt Dragon]

hey i liked this game. too bad it cant be played over and over again due to the repeatedness of the crimes.

[Mr.Snuggles]

Pffff....this game is easy and obvious...well for me. Im a Ace Detective and caught her and her mates 22 times.

:eeeeeh: Yeah I've had 2 questions that weren't on this sheet. They were:

- Patty Berg was Woman Atlete of the Year 3 times.

- Pedro Alvares Cabral is credited as being the first european to reach Brazil in: 1500

[Damirux]

Another question without answer yet:


- Fiji became independent in _______.

[Damirux]

Here is list of new (and old) Copy Protection Q&A


The Questions
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Fiji became independent in _______.

The Stamp Act required _______ stamps to help defray the costs of royal troops.

In 1821, Emma _______ founded Troy Female Seminary.

The image that appears on the flag of Bhutan is a ______.

Tennessee was admitted to the Union in ____.

Katherine Hepburn was born in ________, Connecticut.

In the year 2000, Easter Sunday will fall on April __.

____ is the exact geographic center of Rhode Island.

In 1962, Rachel Carson's book, ______ Spring, launched the environmentalist movement.

The United States Mint was created by an act of Congress on April 2, ____.

The most abundant mineral in the body is _______.

Robert Penn ______ was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for fiction and poetry twice.

Mount Kilimanjaro in ________ is 19,340 feet high.

Idaho is also known as the ___ State.

The Golden Gate Bridge, the second longest suspension bridge in the world, was built in ____.

______ Lake is the deepest lake in the United States.

The 1908 Olympics were held in ______.

Pedro Alvares Cabral is credited as being the first european to reach Brazil in: ______.

Ray Ewry, a notable sports personality, won _______ gold medals.

Valentina V. Tereshkova became first woman in space in the year _______ (Space Develpoments).

The Erastus Corning II tower in Albany, N.Y. is _______ feet tall. (Buildings/tall)




The Answers
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Fiji became independent in 1970?

The Stamp Act required revenue to help defray the costs of royal troops.

In 1821, Emma Willard founded Troy Female Seminary.

The image that appears on the flag of Bhutan is a dragon.

Tennessee was admitted to the Union in 1796.

Katherine Hepburn was born in Hartford, Connecticut.

In the year 2000, Easter Sunday will fall on April 23.

Kent is the exact geographic center of Rhode Island.

In 1962, Rachel Carson's book, Silent Spring, launched the environmentalist movement.

The United States Mint was created by an act of Congress on April 2, 1792.

The most abundant mineral in the body is calcium.

Robert Penn Warren was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for fiction and poetry twice.

Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania is 19,340 feet high.

Idaho is also known as the Gem State.

The Golden Gate Bridge, the second longest suspension bridge in the world, was built in 1937.

Crater is the deepest lake in the United States.

The 1908 Olympics were held in London.

Pedro Alvares Cabral is credited as being the first european to reach Brazil in: 1500.

Patty Berg was Woman Atlete of the Year 3 times.

Ray Ewry, a notable sports personality, won 8 gold medals.

Valentina V. Tereshkova became first woman in space in the year 1963. (Space Develpoments).

The Erastus Corning II tower in Albany, N.Y. is 589 feet tall. (Buildings/tall)