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My version of TFTD (Collector's Edition) has a file size of 3360 bytes. At 16 bytes per record, that comes to 210 records. I guess the programmers increased the size of this file a bit from the DOS version which only has 200 records of 16 bytes for a total file size of 3200 bytes. --Zombie 22:39, 30 December 2009 (EST)

Worrying! Is it possible to check if the extra entries are used or not? It's possible they are just padding. Spike

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	My version of TFTD (Collector's Edition) has a file size of 3360 bytes. At 16 bytes per record, that comes to 210 records. I guess the programmers increased the size of this file a bit from the DOS version which only has 200 records of 16 bytes for a total file size of 3200 bytes. --[[User:Zombie\|Zombie]] 22:39, 30 December 2009 (EST)		My version of TFTD (Collector's Edition) has a file size of 3360 bytes. At 16 bytes per record, that comes to 210 records. I guess the programmers increased the size of this file a bit from the DOS version which only has 200 records of 16 bytes for a total file size of 3200 bytes. --[[User:Zombie\|Zombie]] 22:39, 30 December 2009 (EST)
			:Worrying! Is it possible to check if the extra entries are used or not? It's possible they are just padding. [[User:Spike\|Spike]]