Update Notes for A Bridge Too Far 2.0b

CHANGES for 2.0b
- German infantry will no longer user their Panzerfaust anti-tank weapons against Allied infantry.
- The Soldier monitor will now update properly on the Mac.

CHANGES for 2.0a
· You can no longer deduce enemy placements during deployment mode
  by watching for the targeting cursor while dragging a fire line.
· Dead tank sprites no longer dissappear.
· Dead tanks will continue to smoke.
· It is easier to drive a tank straight down a road.
  They will also be less likely to expose their side to the enemy
  in the middle of a move order.
· Anti-tank Guns placed in multi-story buildings are assumed to be on
  the ground floor and don't get LOS advantages from higher floors.
· Tanks now can move onto the Arnhem bridge.
· Mortars on "Defend" or when controlled by the AI were too accurate.  
  Now they will target an area, not individual men.

The 2.0b patch includes all of the changes from the previous 2.0a patch.

Because the 2.0b patch affects data transferred during a multi-player game,
  players who have installed 2.0b will no longer be able to play
  head-to-head with players who have not installed the patch and who
  still have 2.0 or 2.0a.

The 2.0b patch does not affect any saved games that you have from 
  A Bridge Too Far 2.0.  You will be able to install the patch and
  continue to play the same game.

The 2.0b patch will work with any localized version of A Bridge Too Far.
  Any language specific patches refer only to a localized version of
  the patch setup.  The updated cc2.exe is the same.

INSTALLATION
The patch is simply an updated cc2.exe.  

The PC installer will:
- Search the registry for the location of ABTF
- Copy the new cc2.exe over the old one
- Update the version entry in the registry to "2.0b"

Mac users will need to:
- Download the cc2-20b.bin file
- Decode the Mac Binary patch file 
    (use StuffIt Expander or a similar utility.)
- Copy the new "A Bridge Too Far" application over the old one
    (The default installation is in a folder named "A Bridge Too Far".)