If it is not working I'M sorry my dear but try retracing step 5 and 6. Step 7, Delete the sims 2 shortcuts created on your desktop and make one from the Sims2EP9 one. You will need to copy this to the TS Bin folder Step 6, Now in the M&GS CD keycode folder there is ann. Now open the TS Bin forlder off "Mansion and Garden Stuff". In most cases C:- Program Files- EA games- The Sims 2. Step 5, When te "Mansion and Garden Stuff" is installed try to search for the installation folder on your drive. Step 4, Please install the last Stuffpack "Mansion and Garden Stuff" the same way as the last 3 steps. Inside the CD Keycode folder you can find the patch. You'll also need to Patch the game or you will not be able to install expansion packs and stuff packs. The game will ask you to insert the original CD. Step 3, After the Basegame has been installed do NOT boot up de game yet or it will not work. Step 2, When the game asks about the CD serial fill in the code inside the CD Keycode folder. Step 1, Run the "AutoRun" to start the installation proces (inside the Gamedata folder). Please note the Sims 2 is an older game so it might not work on computer but you can always try.
“They all talk to me - it’s all by names and as we said, you’ll fight with someone one day and the next day they’ll shake your hand.”Īnti-social behaviour (ASB) is classed as acts that cause intimidation and fear in residents, with examples being vandalism, harassment, anti-social drinking, vehicle abandonment and trespassing.It is important to PAY ATTENTION to the following steps OR the sims 2 might not work. “The different towns need different approaches and different officers and Maryport is one where it’s a very friendly, open town. That’s great - that’s 47 per cent less calls that the officer that normally responds has to respond to. “We’ve seen it in Maryport, a 47 per cent reduction in the amount of antisocial behaviour logs. “Walking around and being that visible presence, recognising people that we know and catching people in the act - and nipping it in the bud. We’re not reinventing any wheels, we’re just doing it the logical way, the way it should be done.
“You’re not there to enforce necessarily on them, but you’re there to just be a part of their community. PC Sam Steele explained: “They see you day to day and they know you’re their friend - and they know why you’re there. Now Cumbria Police hope other forces across the UK will take note and reintroduce more local ‘beat’ policing - especially in rural areas where officers can really get to know all local youths and businesses. In the last nine months, since community beat officer PC Sam Steele has patrolled the streets of Maryport, in Cumbria, anti-social behaviour (ASB) has reduced by 47 per cent compared to the same period last year.
A seaside town has seen anti-social behaviour drop by almost half after introducing just one “bobby on the beat”.
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