z machine sounds right, given the extensions that Jonathan
mentioned. Personally.
Guess I'd bedtter finish up breakfast--just past ten hedre--and get
ready for class, where i am by the way. We're discussing MacBeth, or
"the Scottish play". Fun.
Sorry for the digression The short answer is yes, zmachine is right.
Jane
On Dec 6, 2005, at 6:54 PM, Mike Arrigo wrote:
I'm wondering what format these games are in? Are they by any
chance the z
machine language? The infocom games were developed on this platform.
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Hi Mary-Ellen, we will bundle a number of games with KeySoft 7 and
hundreds
more can be downloaded from the web.
Jonathan Mosen
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HumanWare
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