Re: Civilization Call to power

> I'm using a PB 1400c witha 233 mHz G3 Vimage processer in it. I just bought this > game for it, since I't s a favoite game form me on my PC, and i wanted to be able to > play it on the notebook while on the road. Here's the deal: Everything about the > requirements suggests that I should b

Re: Civilization Call to power

> You're right, it won't let me downgrade to a lower resolution via the > monitors control. Me thinks me am screwed on this, Don't quote me, but I'm pretty sure there's a preference you can set in a prefs file somewhere that'll let you shoot for lower resolutions. I know there was a setting fo

Re: Civilization Call to power

In a message dated 2/12/04 3:09:29, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << I believe the 1400 had one choice ... 800 x 600 , nada mas !! >> You're right, it won't let me downgrade to a lower resolution via the monitors control. Me thinks me am screwed on this, Brian You might try looking thru that site :

Re: Civilization Call to power

In a message dated 2/12/04 3:09:29, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << I believe the 1400 had one choice ... 800 x 600 , nada mas !! >> You're right, it won't let me downgrade to a lower resolution via the monitors control. Me thinks me am screwed on this, Brian -- PowerBooks is sponsored by

Re: Civilization Call to power

On Feb 9, 2004, at 8:52 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >>> I'm using a PB 1400c with a 233 mHz G3 Vimage processer. >>> bought this game for it, since it's a favorite game on my PC ... >>> >>> the requirements suggests should be able to run the game; >>> when I try to load the game, it tells me

Re: Civilization Call to power

thanks jeff, I tried that patch, and it was a no go, didn't really change anything. I'm afraid I'm at a loss as to how to attack this problem. Just the same, I really appreciate the help I have recieved thus far, thanks. Brian -- PowerBooks is sponsored by and... Sm

Re: Civilization Call to power

In a message dated 2/11/04 20:24:14, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << You might check for online for patches. JeffW. >> That's a good idea, but where would I find patches for such an old game? I suppose I can check macsoft's site, but I wonder what the odds are of what i need being there, Brian ht

Re: Civilization Call to power

In a message dated 2/11/04 20:24:14, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << You might check for online for patches. JeffW. >> That's a good idea, but where would I find patches for such an old game? I suppose I can check macsoft's site, but I wonder what the odds are of what i need being there, Brian

Re: Civilization Call to power

Brian, I don't remember which game has what requirements, but I have Civ II Gold running on my PB1400 (133mhz/OS8.6) with no problems. I recall that we had a problem with screen resolution with my wife's 233 iMac back when we first bought the game and had to install a patch. You might check for

Re: Civilization Call to power

In a message dated 2/10/04 2:33:36, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << Hi Brian I can't help you, I'm afriad. I've only used the game on my G3 upgraded 9600 and it was pretty slow on that. Looking at the system requirements, it looks like it should run on your machine. Sorry not to be more help

Re: Civilization Call to power

Hi Brian I can't help you, I'm afriad. I've only used the game on my G3 upgraded 9600 and it was pretty slow on that. Looking at the system requirements, it looks like it should run on your machine. Sorry not to be more help. regards Mark --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I'm using a PB 1400c wi

Civilization Call to power

I'm using a PB 1400c witha 233 mHz G3 Vimage processer in it. I just bought this game for it, since I't s a favoite game form me on my PC, and i wanted to be able to play it on the notebook while on the road. Here's the deal: Everything about the requirements suggests that I should be able t