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                      2: TrueCrypt 1.0 Source Code Distribution
                      3: Copyright (C) 2004 TrueCrypt Team, truecrypt.org
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                      5: See 'Docs\License.txt' file for license covering this distribution.
                      6: See 'Release\Setup files\TrueCrypt User Guide.pdf' file for more information.
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                      9: Requirements for building TrueCrypt:
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                     11: - Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003
                     12: - Windows XP (build 2600 or higher) Driver Development Kit
                     13: - Windows 95 or 98 Driver Development Kit
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                     16: Before building TrueCrypt:
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                     18: - Open 'Driver\Makefile' and change the 'DDK' variable to point to your
                     19:   Windows XP DDK directory
                     20: - Open 'Driver VXD\Makefile' and change the 'DDK' variable to point to your
                     21:   Windows 95 DDK directory
                     22: - Open 'Service\Service.vcproj' and change all 'AdditionalIncludeDirectories'
                     23:   variables to include your Windows XP DDK installation directory
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                     25: 
                     26: Building TrueCrypt:
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                     28: - Open 'TrueCrypt.sln' solution in Microsoft Visual Studio
                     29: - Make sure 'All' is the active solution configuration
                     30: - Build the solution
                     31: - If successful, you should have a new TrueCrypt build in 'Release' directory.

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