On 11/26/06, Ari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Furthermore, a very exciting thing happened about which I'd like some advice.
I went to a disability exhibition, and on display there is a prototype of a
notetaker using Debian-based Linux with Speakup. What I'd like to know is,
does anyone know
I use frotz for inform and z-code games. I use frob for tads games, and
I use scare for Adrift games. All of these are run under Linux.
Unfortunately there are no rpm packages I found for these so I had to
compile by hand and install which is no biggy. There is also one called
agil which is to
Hi guys,
I don't know whether this has been discussed while I was away, but I'd like to
tell you guys about this interesting article I read in a computer magazine
about gaming on Windows Vista.
First, DirectX 10 will only be made to support Vista. Another thing is that,
not knowing if I
sadly your probably right liam.
I have played lords saldom after testing.
I always go for future tests though.
I never completed the supersport game due to computer problems.
Beech vollyball was ok.
At 09:39 AM 11/27/2006, Liam Erven wrote:
I like the games, but I won't be buying them.
I feel the
I like Lords just for the sound effects and monster shooting, and have
occasionally pulled it out for another blast, as I've done with galaxy
ranger.
My only problem in both games, (and more so in ranger), is that the computer
isn't exactly the most intelligent of opponents.
In ranger it
Hi Ari,
Mind you not all of what I am about to say here I am totally sure
about, but I've been looking over the beta sdks for Vista and it is
going to prove to be quite a bit different from the 98/2000/XP era of
Windows. First major change, from a programming standpoint, is that most
of the
Hi Everyone,
does anyone know how the blessings of protection work? If you do know how they
work can you please explain to me how to use them. I bought three blessings of
protection and went into galarack's tomb and tried using them and got killed
any way. my melee rating is at 47 and my
I'd actually also heard something about many games that were made for XP
will not work under Vista. The thing I'm trying to get at, is, if there is
no support for older versions of DirectX, and if the new games will then not
work under old windows versions, the message to us is clear? Adapt or
They work just like using an item. When you use one, you will be rendered
invulnerable for two or three rounds. If you wish to remain invulnerable,
however, you must use another one immediately after those rounds are over.
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Hi Ari,
The entire problem with Vista for us is that Microsoft is being very
silent and tight jawed about Vista except what they want you to know.
I've only managed to find out tidbits through talking to other devs who
have tested it, and stuff I read between the lines on the Vista Platform
Should send this off to All in Play.
I keep getting the same cards. Smiles.
Their three lines of code that they show on their site, don't account for
waiting. They don't want to admit the trueth about getting a random number
from what time it is.
Thanks for your code on how to randomize a
Hi Liam,
Yeah, I usually wait as well. I wait for the dust to settle and for the
issues to be discovered to upgrade.
As I recall I used Windows 2000 up until late 2003 or early 2004 before
I went XP, and it had already been out a while so I usually don't rush
in to upgrades. Especially what
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Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 16:11:50 -0500
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Greetings Gamers,
The holidays
I just thought it was funny that when Bill Gates decided to unveil Win98, he
did so with a demonstration on public television and the system crashed
right on the air. I don't remember what show it was but I remember my mom
saying something about it. It was pretty funny.
It ain't pretty when the
ari it is only free for a certon amout of time mate
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From: Ari [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Monday, November 27, 2006 6:27 AM
Subject: [Audyssey] Help with Soccer Boss
Hi Guys,
Could someone who loves soccer also look at
no I havn't heard anything.
However if this article rings true it means that games for the blind will have
to stay at dx9 level for now.
Either that or have dx9 and 10 support for backward compatibility.
I doubt that I will upgrade to vista and in deed upgrade for a few years yet.
Its taken me 4
Hi.
How does one get inside the toomb?
It says you need a key to do it but where does one get one?
I know through cheating that this is the only puzzle I have not completed yet,
its easy after that.
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and agil is supposed to be more portable and nice.
I havn't bothered.
On trademe a local ebay style site there is a compaq 386 for around 6 bucks.
If I bag this one it will mean I can run all dos things with an external
keynote I pulled from a blind org rubbish clearout.
My other plan is to use
Hay, if one kicked off, you might get in that way.
heh heh heh
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From: shaun everiss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Monday, November 27, 2006 2:47 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] chillingham question on toomb
Hi.
How does one get inside the toomb?
It
I never got along with vs6 installers, beside the vstudio express has a good
ide.
At 09:36 AM 11/28/2006, Liam Erven wrote:
usually with an operating system, I wait a year and a half to upgrade.
Knowing with the way a lot of people work, they'll do the same thing.
vs 6 is ancient technology. I
Merry Christmas Gamers,
Old Man Stanley’s back … and this time, he’s decided to make a little
extra money to offset the cost of rebuilding his house by playing Santa
Claus at the local department
store…But the stress of all the little brats and then having his house
destroyed by a miniature
Yes. Go, people, and download this game. It's a great way to start the
holidays, and another chance to take out your aggression on Old Man Stanley.
Ah. Nothing like a little Christmas Violence, ey?
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I would like to see a fight between Old Man Stanley and Geezer Gus. heh heh
heh.
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To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Monday, November 27, 2006 10:34 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] New Free Game from Draconis
Yes.
what code?
Thanks for the hint, I knew the coin fit somewhere.
At 02:33 PM 11/28/2006, Bryan Peterson wrote:
Once you get the leash from the pet store and the penny from your first
visit to the graveyard (it should have been lying on the ground), go to the
village square an use the penny with
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Hay all
Just letting you know that my dad is buying me sod for my birthday!
I'm 29.
Happy dooming!
Lol!
i really like it! he's not happy lol.
what was that ending music? it was very moving.
regards,
damien
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