[Caryo] Intruder - Raruka

noir wrote:

	kesuki17 wrote:
	Already set it to japanese , but still didnt work..........

You must be using Vista huh. If so I don't know a solution.

I using XP not vista...

kesuki17 wrote:

	Anyien wrote:
	Set your regional settings to Japanese and try again.

Already set it to japanese , but still didnt work..........

Nope, not set...

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	kesuki17 wrote: Can someone help me ??????? After extract the download rar file , i try to open the game , but keep getting this error .................. " ???????C:\Documents and settings\Adminstor\My Documents \ Dekstop \[Caryo] Intruder_Rakura\[Caryo] ?????????~???.exe???\?????????????? "

We can pretty much be sure you DON'T have Japanese language support installed completely. That is the complete path and and all those question marks are located where there are Japanese characters in the path name. Your computer is unable to resolve those characters.

* For WinXP

Click 'Start' > click 'Control Panel' > click 'Regional and Language Options' > click 'Languages' Tab > Check box 'Install files for East Asian languages' > click 'Advanced' Tab > select 'Japanese' from drop-down list > click 'Apply' > click 'OK'. You MUST then RESTART the computer for the settings to be seen by Windows.

(You will likely be prompted to insert your Windows disc.)

* For Vista

Suggest you search on this site or Google for help on installing Japanese language support.

Good luck !

in order to play this game you need to do the next steps.

first Download NTLEA(japanesse compatibility software)
Run NTLEA from the [Caryo]Intruder Raruka folder
Set "Add a shortcut to the menu" and click Accept
rename the game .exe to "raruka" (without quotes)
rename the folder with japanesse text(where are all the game files) to [Caryo] Intruder - Raruka
then Open the configuration utility of the Game (a fish with two tools)
Move whatever you want (lol!) then click OK, and OK again
Now right click to raruka.exe and select Run with NTLEA.

i played it sucessfully.

PD:(sorry for my bad english)