Hello guys!
I found and downloaded Train Driver 3 on aminet.net, and installed this game on my virtual HDD image in AmigaOS 3.9 in my Emulator WinUAE 5.2.0 64-bit. I even merged 2 versions of Train Drivers - Train Driver 2 + Train Driver 3...(This was possible in installing process, in options of installator of Train Driver 3)
All works fine, but!...
Now to my question...
When i run this game, then i always get message "10 mile demo - see docs for info about full version"
I used online .doc viewers in my web-browsers and learned full documents-all pages, and not found any info about how to do Demo-Version to Full Version of this game, why so? Why they said about it and no infor about it by fact? And now to question, someone know how to do this demo version of this game Train Driver 3 - to full vserion?
(Maybe need CD Keys, Registration or what need to do?)

P.S.:
Train Driver 3
https://www.lemonamiga.com/games/details.php?id=4211

Updated\Added:
Also i downloaded TrainDriver3up (Update) to Train Driver 3 also from aminet.net, but not sure, what this can help with my question...(Not tested update yet...)

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In this video, we install a Fastlane Z3 Fast SCSI2 card in my Amiga 4000 and use a BlueSCSIv2 to upgrade the machine with much faster disk IO and the potential of a CD-Rom and WIFI based networking.  However, the Fastlane Z3 did not work at first, so follow me as I trouble-shoot the card, go over its quirks, get it working, set it up for optimal performance and go on to benchmark it.

Video:  Amiga 4000: Is the Fastlane Z3 the best home for a BlueSCSIv2 Upgrade?

I'd love to hear your feedback on the video, in its comments, or indeed here. The Fastlane Z3 was something of a unicorn before I bought it,
And now, having used it, it feels more like a porcupine. Watch the video to see why. Its a complex beast...

Rear sockets U182 and U183 are for 27C220 type chips and the front sockets U180 and U181 are for 27C400 type chips. You can only have one set populated at a time.

Early A3000s need a ROM tower if U180 and U181 are used. It is unclear to me which revisions truly need it. 7.1 definitely needs it and 9.0 definitely does not, but this is not all of the revisions. :-)

U182 and U183 are always the correct 27C220 pinout in A3000 motherboards.

1.4 ROMs do not stop you from using a Z3 memory card, I have this combination in my A3000, but I forget which revision the board is now. It has a ROM tower and IIRC it is 7.x.

I found a few more data points here:
https://www.amigalove.com/viewtopic.php?t=1339

7.3 boards shipped with ROM towers, 8.9 did not need a ROM tower.

Most likely 6.9 will need a ROM tower too if 27C400 style ROMs are to be used.

An educated guess is that all of the people who burn KS ROMs for sale currently will do 27C400 chips and aren't aware of the tower-less 27C220 possibility for older A3000 revisions.