No, it just had 3 numbered folders.
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From: Valiant8086 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 27, 2008 10:09 PM
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] More SAPI Frustration
Hi.
Does it have an .MSI file in
Hi.
This is just a question for Liam Urven which I sent a few weeks ago.
I didn't get an initial response to my message, and to be honest did
wonder if it arrived alright.
I remember Liam, you were kind enough to provide me with keys for my laptop to
Judgement day and Superliam.
Folks,
What blind-accessible world-building games do you like?
To what degree is Civilization blind-accessible?
Reason I ask is that the mom of a blind kid asked me if our company has
one of those. And we don't. So I told her I'd ask the experts and point
her at one.
Probably there's one that
Hi John.
As far as specifically audio games, the answer is there aren't any.
There is sound rts, but that's deffinately closer to warcraft than
Civilization, and the objective is pretty heavily battle focused.
On the other hand there are a hole load of online resource and empire
management
Hi John,
From my games list, I can think of two,
First is, Marco Steinebach and Andrea Mackowiak's Mardy-Productions.
Home of Mississippi.
It is a trading simulation which starts in 1770 in the wild west of America.
Your American uncle has died and bequeaths you all his properties, so you
Ooopse! totally forgot about mississippi.
Sorry to Marco, and thanks to Phil.
Beware the Grue!
Dark.
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also it could be a good idear if they have email to get them to join this
list and we could give them idears. i may look in to the 7128 softwere at
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Send me an email at [EMAIL PROTECTED] and I'll sort it out this weekend.
Work has been crazy. So I have no time for much of anything anymore
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Hi Phil,
Thanks for the email. I had no idea that some keyboards came with a mute key.
Thank goodness mine doesn't. My advice is that if you're keyboard has a mute
key, label it in a way that you know what the key is. I'm glad you're wife
solved the problem. From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL
My laptop has one, but it's pretty easy to spot. It's directly to the right
of the volume buttons, the Volume Up key being convex versus the concave
Volume Down and Mute keys. So I've never actually had issues with that. My
problem was that for some bizarre reason the volume would inexplicably
I know where mine is, right beside the 2 volume buttons on one keyboard, and
in the middle of them on another. Another 2 don't have it.
contact details:
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and others
msn: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
skype: the_conman283
system details:
Hp pavillion dv5220CA notebook pc
AMD
Thankfully, most of the keyboards I've seen have had obviously placed mute
keys as well, and my laptop, you actually have to push the volume
slider in to mute.
A far more serious problem I've had is when something like Windows media
player decides to randomly mute the computer for no
As I have a del d630 laptop, unfortunately the death key is right next
to the power' button.
Now isn't that nice!
*sighs deeply*
Volume buttons are in the same row where the power and mute buttons are,
far left hand corner above the keyboard.
On 12/5/2008 5:56 AM, dark wrote:
Thankfully,
Hi.
heh I kinda like AC97. Got it on my old acer, works pretty nice. My EeePC here
uses um, well, realtek hd audio.
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From: Thomas Ward
To: Gamers Discussion list
Sent: Thursday, December 04, 2008 1:12 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] games that are not high
i.
Try turning typing echo completely off, wonder if that'd help.
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From: shaun everiss
To: Gamers Discussion list
Sent: Thursday, December 04, 2008 4:41 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] games that are not high deffinition audio compatible
Hmmm.
its not that
Hi.
There's nothing wrong with high definnition in itself. I think it's just your
audio device being an idiot. I'm useing high definition audio on a 350 dollar
computer here and I'm not having a single problem with it, except wicked
inaccessability of the finer adjustment controls in the
since when did i have a death key oon my computer keyboard good thing i have
you guys to tell me so. no seriously what computer game is this?
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the main desktop is a treat.
there are speakers with seperate volume control and one on the keyboard, you
turn the knob and push hard to turn it off and on.
But you can't nock it, you really have to shove the button down and it is an
spring loaded control.
Actually if it ever got to bad I could
one thing I like about this toshiba is the power button is on the top left.
The next 2 buttons are set for different security and configuration options.
Due to power programs and other things being inaccessible I have managed to
totally remove most of the software that controls these buttons so
grin
that probably would not make sence to anyone that did not play acefire even so
there is no reason why people shouldn't know.
Its a bit lol for me on a side note as on a radio station the djs quote
simpsons quotes.
I do know simpsons and find them a laugh but same applies if you didn't know
Funnny sean.
My toshiba laptop has the power button top left, but no annoying extras. In
fact the mute button is nerely impossible to push by mistake, sinse to pres
it you have to push the volume slider in instead of sliding it sideways.
then again, designs change, and anyway I'm not
my system is exactly the same.
But it came with loads of toshiba extras.
Usually these are quite cool but I had to get rid of config free, security
assist power manager and standard assist because they did not like my reader
and crashed things loads.
There are still a few toshiba things on but
hi list.
just wondering, does anyone no of any muds based around, or set in the universe
of the american tv program dark shadows?
for those of you who don't no, it was a soap on in the late 60s and very early
70s,
eventually it turned super natural, featuring vampires, ghosts time travel,
Hi.
This is just to let people know that I am reuploading my origional installer,
well not my one but the game one.
For what ever reason there is more installed than what was installed in my
installer.
There are things which are just not working right, the codes that don't work in
the game and
Hmmm, odd.
I've got power saver on there myself, and actually make use of it on various
occasions.
I don't recognize the other utilities you mention though.
Then again, sinse I bought that laptop directly from Dolphin, it's entirely
possible they removed such things.
Beware the Grue!
Hi.
Ok here is the origional installer.
you can choose what you want and things.
http://www.divshare.com/download/6012411-b42
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well the power savers in everything around a10 and earlier were semi accessible
although a bit tricky.
If you had anything before the satelite a10 you had a control panel in windows.
At 09:31 a.m. 6/12/2008, you wrote:
Hmmm, odd.
I've got power saver on there myself, and actually make use of it
Hi John,
I've tried Civilization and Galaxy Civilization and neither are
accessible from a blind player's perspective. Which is too bad as I like
both games much, and what we do have as alternatives are just aren't the
same.
The first game that comes to mind is an audio rendition of Warcraft
Hi,
Well, Personally, I don't think anything comes close to the Soundblaster
X-/FI. I am personally fond of that sound card, and the cheaper sound
cards like the AC-97 are, well, cheap to me. However, I do use the AC-97
in my Linux boxes because Linux seams to like those cards for some reason.
Hi Thomas and John,
There is an open-source civilisation-type game, which could, I think, be
made accessible with not too much effort, especially for us who like that
sort of thing. Many elements of the game is text-based, it's just a question
of the interface being quite difficult to control
Well I get the cheap cards with my laptops and desktops because they are
internal about themselves.
A nice no frills card is the soundmax.
its not much but its ok.
I have an sb16 also.
The last card that I have had that was a pci card was a forte media fm801.
Its a pitty that toshiba are not
that would be cool.
At 11:21 a.m. 6/12/2008, you wrote:
Hi Thomas and John,
There is an open-source civilisation-type game, which could, I think, be made
accessible with not too much effort, especially for us who like that sort of
thing. Many elements of the game is text-based, it's just a
Frankly there are lots of games that could be made accessible, if only
companies would be a little cooperative.
As far as mainstream accessible civilizations-type games, I can't
think of any. I've played several, thanks to a friend, but they just
aren't accessible.
Signed:
Dakotah Rickard
On
Hi,
I agree there. I have it on this hp laptop and nothings wrong with it - I
mean, its not as bad as the SiS soundcard I have on an old computer of mine,
and it does pretty decently at sound and stuff. Sterio mix is a problem for
me because I can't turn the volume of that down, 0 percent and
Hi Sean,
When I go to your link, it says password protected file, you got a
password?
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From: shaun everiss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Friday, December 05, 2008 3:56 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] nop2 origional installer
Hi.
Ok here is the
hmph not that I know of.
I have an account but I don't have a password.
At least I don't think so.
At 01:34 p.m. 6/12/2008, you wrote:
Hi Sean,
When I go to your link, it says password protected file, you got a password?
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