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starrymarkb

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Expect this to get moderated out of existence.

But the best way to put it on a laptop is to put the CD in the drive and install from that.

If your laptop doesn't have an optical drive then external USB drives can be purchased from all good computer retailers (and ****y werld)

If you are not planning on using Legal CDs, there are Warez forums for that sort of thing. I'm saying no more!
 
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MidnightFlyer

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Expect this to get moderated out of existence.

But the best way to put it on a laptop is to put the CD in the drive and install from that.

If your laptop doesn't have an optical drive then external USB drives can be purchased from all good computer retailers (and ****y werld)

If you are not planning on using Legal CDs, there are Warez forums for that sort of thing. I'm saying no more!

Ive got Windows vista mate and i caant see anything available for it - it all seems to be for XP. could you recommend any other train sim that is of the same standard but suitable for Vista?

:D
 

Crossover

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MSTS is fine for Vista - to be on the safe side I run it in compability mode as well
RailWorks is one which is designed for Vista/7 and runs thriugh Steam :)
 

John Webb

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MSTS also runs quite happily under Windows 7, which I have on my recently purchased laptop.

Regards,
John Webb
 
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