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Reflection 01-03-2010 10:19 AM

Leisure Suit Larry collection question
 
Hello.

Does anyone know how I can pass the password page Leisure Suit Larry 5? The pdf manual tells me to remove the MEMORY.DRV file in the LSL 5 folder, yet I can't even find it there!

Thanks.

Collector 01-03-2010 02:42 PM

It may be UAC rearing its ugly head again. Do you have Windows Vista or 7 and the game installed in your "Program File" directory? If so, try moving the game to another folder, say C:\Sierra\LSL5

Reflection 01-04-2010 01:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Collector (Post 534731)
It may be UAC rearing its ugly head again. Do you have Windows Vista or 7 and the game installed in your "Program File" directory? If so, try moving the game to another folder, say C:\Sierra\LSL5

Yes I'm on Vista and its in the Program File directory.

Quote:

C:\Sierra\LSL5
Just create a folder you mean?

Collector 01-04-2010 03:57 PM

You can try moving it to such a location.

pjk79 07-24-2011 12:13 PM

lsl5
 
I got the cd version to work in vista by;
installing the whole thing on to c : \ sierra\ collection blah blah
I then dragged the lsl5 folder down a level.
c: \ sierra \ lsl5 ( this is now the branch )

I then open up dosbox, select sierra to mount and then run the exe from here.

The first time i run it asks me if i want a password. Click no.

Job done.

Im going to assume that the Memory.drv is created after a first run, or if a password is selected, hence its hidden status.

Hope this helps, it took me hours to get it to work.

Collector 07-24-2011 07:07 PM

Bit bit of thread necromancy, however, your suggestion is no different than what was already suggested. The %ProgramFiles% folder should be avoided for ALL legacy games. My patch will detect if the collections are installed in the %ProgramFiles% folder and warn the user.


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