Thomas,
The biggest problem with J2ME is that every mobile device requires a
different U I layout.
If you think that coding HTML or Javascript for different browsers is a
nightmare, try J2ME.
Also, the mobile device / telecommunications companies take a big cut of
what they permit you to
Hello John!
You can download the game to the pc and copy it to your fone wia bluetot
or usb.
Then your telecomunication-provider can not gife you a price for the
download.
Regards, Claudio.
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Hello,
If I remember correctly all you have to do is go back to the beginning to
recover your sp.
Hope this is correct Greg
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Subject: [Audyssey] Sryth: demonscourge part 3
Hi
Hi everyone.
Remember when I told you I chose python? That's still an option, but I also
wonder about java. That's a new option I thought of. Is java easy to learn
as well?
Does java have the formatting specification stuff?
That's the only thing that's keeping me from exploring python more. I'm
Hi John,
Yeah, I have heard some horror stories about J2ME too from friends who
graduated from college, and are writing stuff for cell phones. By and
large though cell phone stuff might be popular in the sighted world but
there is still a limited market in the blind market anyway.
With the
Hi Claudio,
True if you have a blue tooth connection or USB transfer to your cell
phone that might solve the problem with downloads, but that still
doesn't address the different UI layouts for each brand of mobile and
the apparent problem there isn't 3D audio support for audio.
Claudio Zeni
Hi
There is also an alcove on the east passage where you can find an injured
ghost and I recall your hp will be restored there. I believe there are 4
ghosts in the maze.
HTH
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Hi guys,
First, before I talk about the games, because this is where I found them, do
you guys still remember the Artic notetakers? Was it ever true that you
could put games onto them, why I'm also asking is because one of my friends
might be using a BrailleDesk that the uni lends out next
Java doesn't have the formatting spec like Python, and is more like
the C languages in it's syntax, which I personally prefer...
Smiles,
Cara :)
On Jan 7, 2008, at 7:41 AM, Bryan Mckinnish wrote:
Hi everyone.
Remember when I told you I chose python? That's still an option, but
I
There are four small alcoves with things you'll need for each ghost. It's
sort of like an old Arcade game from the 70's and 80's.
Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so.
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Hi Bryan,
Yes, I think Java is pretty easy to learn. It looks like C++, but is
much much easier than C++ to program games with. One of Java's huge
features is the Java runtime, JRE, has allot of classes which allows for
rapid development and design of programs. For example In only 10 lines
of
You're thinking runeskin's maze with the alcoves. There are 4 ghosts yes,
but be careful about engaging them.
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Hi Yohandy,
I don't know either. It was a shock to me. I remember reporting them to
7128 for review in their marketing research, and soon after I did Code
Factory pulled all the games off their web site with no explanation of
where they went and why they were pulled.
Yohandy wrote:
Hmm
Yes it seems as though they want to totally pull away from gaming altogether
now.
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Hi Tom.
Thanks for that. Where can I find the java sdk and the filess that teach
java? I might give that a go. What about sounds, keyboard input and that
stuff?
Thanks.
Bryan Mckinnish
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Hi.
I've never even heard of an artic note taker before, much less used one, and
thus have no idea about any of the games you mention or those available on
this site. If they are text games, can you play them on a normal windows
Pc, - either by running the files directly, or with some sort
Hi Cara,
Agreed. I rather like languages that uses the C-Style syntax since it is
the most universally supported syntax across platforms and languages.
Actually, that was a factor in why I picked Java over Python for
Raceway. Raceway and Montezuma's Return are written in C# and I needed a
Hi Bryan,
You can get all the Java command line development kits from:
http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp
As for documentation, input, keyboarding, sounds, etc I will write you
off list as we are probably getting off topic with this thread.
Bryan Mckinnish wrote:
Hi Tom.
Thanks for
Where do I install audio games in Vista? I tried ProgramData but that didn't
work registered esp pinball classic but it crashed after the logo with invalid
procedure or argument or something like that. Is there a certain folder I need
to install these games to? I have all the esp pinball
Hi,
I am interested in learning how to program games in Java. Could someone email
me off list and tell me the best way to configure java to work with Jaws?
According to ME, Minnow the Fish Dog, There's nothing like, Sun, Sand, Surf and
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Hi Jake,
Several of the Draconis games have been fixed to be fully Vista
compliant. So they can be installed to the usual location. For any game
that hasn't been fixed to be Vista compliant the procedure is to be
installed to
c:\users\your user name\Games\Name Of Game.
For example, my login
ESP Pinball Classic has already been converted to Vista. You should
be able to install it normally. You will need administrative rights
to perform the installation. Visit our web site to download the
latest version of the game at www.DracoEnt.com
Draconis Entertainment
[EMAIL
Hello Leonard,
Well, it really all depends on what kind of stuff you want to program,
and what operating system or systems you wish to support.
Write me off list at
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and we can discuss programming options off list. Programming is
technically off topic for this list but the
What I did was create a folder called Local Programs in my user home
folder area. For example, my username is Raul So, my home directory is
c:\Users\Raul. So, the local programs is as follows c:\Users\Raul\Local
Programs and that is where I install non-Vista games like those which
use the GMA
Wow, the new versions of the games work great. Now I've gotta make another
new cd though but I'm happy. Thanks for the help.
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Hi Dark,
The games are dos games, so they definitely work with a PC, but sometimes
JAWS doesn't read the games when running dos games under windows, I still
have to try them, you can if you want, but I seem to remember JAWS working
with NOVA, don't know about the others. The Artic notetakers
The Artic synthesizer and screen reader was the very first one on the PC
I learned in 1990. The first set of games I played in DOS were the
Infocom games like Zork and Leather Godesses. Man, those were the days.
Soon after learning Artic Business Vision which was the DOS screen
reader, I
For the Draconis Entertainment games, they will now install and work
fine under Vista without you having to change anything. For other games
which are not Vista ready, create a local programs folder in your home
directory which is usually c:\users\your-user-name. Install the games
there and
Hi Folks,
A person named Angelique from France just ordered the Sarah game but gave a
wrong email address.
As it is late in France right now I would rather not call her.
If she is on this list please give me your correct email address.
If any one knows of an Angelique from France or her
Hello listers,
This is an important notice to all USA Games customers that I am
currently going to be moving the web site and mail servers to a new web
hosting company this week. As a result the web site is going to be taken
down for a couple of days as I get everything moved, and there will
Wow. I've only managed 14.
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Darn momentary loss of concentration. Oh well, guess I'll go and have
Hey All,
ABout this question, i tried it and it works properly under vista, although i
registered vb7/8vb.dll manually before the installation for some other
games
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Yep artic was the first learned as well and titanic was the first gamei ever
played. Then I went to infocom and wishbring and so on. Talking about
infocom does anyone have any info on a mind for ever voyaging? what I want
is maybe a spoiler for it, thanks.
Lisa Hayes
skype name, lisa12257
I installed jim kitchens game menu and life before and it didn't work but now I
think it does except now narrator gives me an error about my voices not being
in the right language and doesn't work as well as it used to and when I choose
sapi5 with jaws the sound quality is bad where before it
Thanks, that makes sense.
I'm not sure about running dos aplications in xp. I've tried a couple of
games like fallthrough and annacrion, but they ran incredibly slowly and had
problems crashing. The only time I've ever got Dos applications to work
properly in windows is when they've come with
Sorry gang I normally don't like doing these.
Ron
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The one I had actually had buttons you pushed--not the flat panel like Speak
and math.
Ken Downey
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DreamTechInteractive!
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Coming soon,
Blind Comfort!
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Tried for over an hour with a song I know and couldn't play at all.
Ken Downey
President
DreamTechInteractive!
And,
Coming soon,
Blind Comfort!
The pleasant way to get a massage--no staring, just caring.
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Hi Raul,
Do you play the games using Window Eyes reading in DOS? Also, does Artic
still exist, do you know?
Thanks
Ari
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Yeah, if you are referring to knowing how to play a song on a real guitar,
it doesn't relate in guitar hero at all. you will definately need sighted
assistance or a lot of patience to learn the patterns to the songs, and even
with help, the solos for me at least are basically impossible.
that's the truth, grin i tried playing the song black magic woman, and man
oh man i messed it up quite badly lol.
Brandon
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