Wow! There's a blast from the past! Nice to hear that you are still around, Smetana!
Ok, so it seems
Andreamic, fredriklarsson41 and Smetana are all encountering the same problem. In order to help me try and find the cause of this issue, please could you try the following:
1) Download and install
ArtMoney (Freeware)
2) Load EHM 2007 (
without using the CSD Patch). Do not click on any buttons in EHM; just leave it at the opening main menu screen.
3) Load ArtMoney (if using Windows Vista or 7, ensure you load it with 'Run as Administrator' mode).
4) At the top of the ArtMoney window there is a drop down menu entitled "Select Process". Click on this menu and select EHM 2007 from the list.
5) Click on the Search button and enter
2006 in the Value box like this:
6) Click on OK to search and it should find roughly 179 results (a will pop-up to say the number of results found - click on OK to close it)
7) Click on the blue arrow towards the centre of the window (see screenshot below). This should copy all of the offsets/values to the right hand side of the window.
8) Click on the Table menu -> Save to save the .AMT file.
9) Email the .AMT file to me: archibalduk AT gmail DOT com.
10) Download this file:
CSD Patch v0-08.amt
11) In ArtMoney, click on Table -> Open and load the file you just downloaded. The ArtMoney window will list 13 values; 12 will be set as 2006 and one as 2007.
12) Open the CSD Patch.exe. Set the start year to 2011 and click on the
Apply Patch Only button.
13) Go back to the ArtMoney window and the values should have change to 12x 2011 and 1x 2012.
14) Within the list in ArtMoney you will see one titled "Start Date". Just to the right of it you will see the address "007D11C0". Single-left click on the address so that it is highlighted in black. Then right click on that address and click on Memory Editor.
15) You will now see the Memory Editor window. At the top of the window it says "Number of value columns". Change this value to 12. Also, change the "Cell View" Type to "Integer 1 byte" and tick the box that says "Hexadecimal view".
16) In the top left of the window it says that same address "007D11C0". To the right you will see a string of hex. It should read as follows:
[table][tr][th]Address[/th][th]01[/th][th]02[/th][th]03[/th][th]04[/th][th]05[/th][th]06[/th][/tr]
[tr][td]007D11C0[/td][td]DB[/td][td]07[/td][td]00[/td][td]00[/td][td]6A[/td][td]07[/td][/tr][/table]
Do you get the same values as I've listed in this table?
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