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Now it works nearly perfect.
DO THE REGULAR "MOHAA" FIX FIRST!
1. Copy the entire Call of Duty folder to your desktop.
2. Rename it "Call of Duty United Offensive"
3. In the folder, rename "CoDUOSP" as "mohaa", make sure that the Call of Duty is the default "CoDSP".
4. Drag the folder from your desktop into steamapps>common. It should be there along with your other game folders and the original Call of Duty folder.
5. Just like with the normal "mohaa" fix, go into steam, add a non-steam game, click browse, go to the NEW folder, click the United Offensive "mohaa", and click "add selected programs" in steam. Go to the new shortcut, right click and click "propertires", and rename it to something more like "Call of Duty: United Offensive".
6. Use this to launch it from now on.
If you did this correctly, there should be a folder for Call of Duty and another for United Offensive. In the Call of Duty folder, the singleplayer .exe for Call of Duty should be "mohaa". In the United Offensive folder, the singleplayer .exe for Unted Offensive should be "mohaa". Both "mohaa"s should have shortcuts in steam, and should launch from there and work. If you want to make a desktop shortcut for either, right click the steam shortcut and click the option for creating a desktop shortcut.