diff --git a/tools/skycpt/Makefile b/tools/skycpt/Makefile
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+# This worked for me
+# Sorry if it doesn't work for you, but I don't know how to write Makefiles.
+# After all, I'm only a windows user.
+# I would've liked to test it on linux, but I couldn't find the Start button.
+
+TARGET=TXT2CPT
+OBJS=AsciiCptCompile.o cptcompiler.o cpthelp.o idFinder.o KmpSearch.o stdafx.o TextFile.o
+
+all: $(TARGET)
+
+clean:
+	rm -f $(TARGET) $(OBJS)
+
+$(TARGET): $(OBJS)
+	$(CC) $(OBJS) $(LDFLAGS) -o $(TARGET)
+
+%.o: %.cpp
+	$(CXX) $(CPPFLAGS) $(CXXFLAGS) -c $< -o $@
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diff --git a/tools/skycpt/ReadMe.txt b/tools/skycpt/ReadMe.txt
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+
+Since V.0.8.0 ScummVM requires the SKY.CPT file for running Beneath a Steel Sky.
+This file contains data that was originally included in the SKY.EXE and was also included
+in the ScummVM executable before 0.8.0.
+Including all this data in the executable has the disadvantage that it wastes memory.
+Even when playing a completely different game (like, e.g. Day of the Tentacle) ScummVM would
+have the Beneath a Steel Sky data lying around in memory. This doesn't make much of a difference
+on a 1GB RAM windows system, but for platforms like PALM and PocketPC it's a real problem,
+so this data was moved into the SKY.CPT file and is loaded at runtime when BASS is started.
+
+This program creates the SKY.CPT file.
+
+If you want to create your own file, *PLEASE* simply forget about it.
+It's a long and annoying procedure and won't help you with anything.
+This program was only included in ScummVM's source tree because the Debian license
+forces us to.
+Instead download the file from http://www.scummvm.org/SKY.CPT
+Also, please be aware that if you create your own CPT file (if it isn't exactly the same as the
+one we offer for download at www.scummvm.org), it will be incompatible and the savegames produced
+using the file will be incompatible with ScummVM using the normal CPT file.
+The incompatibility will not be detected by ScummVM, it will most probably simply crash.
+
+If you still want to waste your time by creating this file:
+1) compile the tool
+2) run it once, it'll complain that it's missing 7 files, the RESET.* files but
+	it creates an incomplete COMPACT.DBG file anyways, which you rename to SKY.CPT.
+3) download the 7 different Beneath a Steel Sky versions:
+	v.0.00288: The first floppy version that was released
+	v.0.00303: Another floppy version
+	v.0.00331: Another floppy version
+	v.0.00348: Another floppy version
+	v.0.00365: CD Demo
+	v.0.00368: Full CD version
+	v.0.00372: Final CD version
+4) Change scummvm/sky/logic.cpp, function fnSkipIntroCode
+	so that it calls _skyControl->doLoadSavePanel()
+5) Compile the patched ScummVM.
+6) Start each of the BASS versions, enjoy the intro over and over again.
+	Afterwards, it'll automatically show the load/save dialog where you save the game.
+7) Rename the Savegame files you created to "RESET.*", depending on the version.
+	e.g. RESET.288 for v.0.00288
+8) Copy the files into the skycpt tool directory, execute the tool again.
+	It'll create a new COMPACT.DBG.
+9) Rename this file to SKY.CPT.
+10) DELETE THE FUCKING FILE BECAUSE IT'S PROBABLY BROKEN, NOT WORTH BOTHERING WITH ANYWAYS
+	AND DOWNLOAD THE SKY.CPT FILE FROM THE URL ABOVE!!
+	
+Oh, I almost forgot.
+The program only works on little endian systems and probably isn't alignment safe either.
+It may also leak memory or accidentially reformat your harddisk. Who knows.
+You've been warned.