Hi everybody.
Thanks for all explications.
MacKenzie you helped me a lot. :-)
Now, I will make some tests about game's storage and recovery in the Dspace.
Probably, I will come back to this list for new questions.
cheers
Jeane
ps: sorry for my english because it is not good! If necessary, correc
Good point, and thanks for the referral.
Robert Feldman wrote:
> At the risk of wandering off-topic from DSpace, when archiving non-PC
> software (i.e., for operating systems other than MS-DOS/PC-DOS or Microsoft
> Windows, and not on standard IBM format disks) it is advisable to create an
> im
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of MacKenzie Smith
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To: Jeane Teixeira
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Subject: Re: [Dspace-tech] Computers games' repositor
Hi Jeane,
Jim was right that you can store any sort of digital object in DSpace
(with metadata) including software programs like computer games, but to
make a game truly useful over time requires a bit more effort... you
probably know all about this so I apologize if this is old news, but
most
Hi,
On Thu, Mar 06, 2008 at 06:54:10AM +, Jeane Teixeira wrote:
> I'd like to know if is possible to use the Dspace to create a
> computers games' repository.
You can store whatever you like in DSpace :) You may want add a new
metadata schema for describing them, but you wouldn't have to.
ch
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