AutoPatcher DirectX x86 August 2007 Addon

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General Information

This release is based on the all-new AutoPatcher 5.6.

This is an addon pack that you can add to the main AutoPatcher for 'Windows XP SP2 (x86)' / 'Windows 2K' / 'Windows Server 2003 SP1,R2,SP2 (x86)' / 'Vista' releases.

What's included (English August 2007)

Items with
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have been added or updated since the last release.
Windows - Updated Components

Microsoft DirectX x86 - August 2007

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Download Links

You may download AutoPatcher DirectX Addon from any of the following mirrors:

Sizes & Hashes

  • English August 2007 - File Size: 38.1 MB (39,953,959 bytes)

    English August 2007 - MD5 Hash:
    9D892BFC0F924C6F899CBC6ED3635BA7

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  • Raptor
    for making this all possible.

  • Gandolas
    for all the great work he's been doing.

  • The translators:
    Marcin.Riki
    (Polish),
    Tarnatos
    (German),
    dkdk_it
    (Italian),
    heZzel
    (Greek), &
    KenanBalamir
    (Turkish).

  • We would also like to thank those who continue to help with hosting and distribution, along with:
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MrKuro

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I've been out of the autopatcher scene for a while, does this release include all updates up to now, or do I have to go back, download and install all the addon's prior to this one first?

edit: looks like the core install is all I need . . thanks :)

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