Are there accessible crossword puzles? I don't mind freeware or
shareware. Thanks!
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i tried most or all of teir games and they're just not for me for a few
reasons.
1. They all use synthetic speech, Microsoft Text to Speech, the ones
with Mike, Mary and Sam. Other companies choose to use either better
synthetic speech or pre-recorded human speech.
2. I don't like their
Hi Chris,
I for one agree with you. I've never been afan of their games either.
I tried them when they came out, and found them lacking. I just could
not get into them either.
On 6/10/13, Chris H christopher...@gmail.com wrote:
i tried most or all of teir games and they're just not for me for a
Hi Chris,
As a matter of fact there is. Spoonbill Software has an accessible
crossword puzzle game, BG Crossword, which is fully accessible.
On 6/10/13, Chris H christopher...@gmail.com wrote:
Are there accessible crossword puzles? I don't mind freeware or
shareware. Thanks!
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I found another big problem with these games. You can use your registration
keys on another computer, but you have to unregister the games on the old
computer first. The problem with that is, that when for example you old
computer simply dies and you can no longer access it, you have to
Hi Michael,
Do you Mean Microsoft Anna?? If so when was the last time you
remember it working?
The reason I ask is if you can remember the last time it was working
you may be able to fix the problem by running a Restore Point and roll
back to an earlier restore point which may or may not fix
The only time I draw the line with non installers is for drivers
because if and when hardware doesn't work as it should you need to
use windows crappy hardware management control panels to find your driver.
your installer will install the drivers, all of them and when you
plug in the hardware
Hi.
jim just updated life.
I have both win xp and 7 on 2 systems.
I am getting an error 5 after the first round of gameplay, am not sure why.
never happened before I upgraded.
the menu program is good.
its runtime error 5 by the way.
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Oh yes there's that I have a problem with as well.
Chris
On 10/06/2013 10:09, Sarah Haake wrote:
Hi,
I found another big problem with these games. You can use your
registration keys on another computer, but you have to unregister the
games on the old computer first. The problem with that is,
Oh yes, must check out their games at some point. Cheers for the reminder!
Chris
On 10/06/2013 09:27, Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi Chris,
As a matter of fact there is. Spoonbill Software has an accessible
crossword puzzle game, BG Crossword, which is fully accessible.
On 6/10/13, Chris H
Other places that deal with this have different downloads on there
site like download for windows here, linix here and other here. They
do that so each offering can address the differences that go with
that op. And the question is not to us really but to you as in how
much time you want to
Is there a directory of the first seventeen mission walkthroughs? If so, can
someone post the link? Thanks, Leo
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Hi Thomas,
In my opinion there are pros and cons to each.
If you decide to go with the installer, you can have it
automatically set up program icons, desktop shortcuts,
dependencies, etc. On the other
hand, you'd need to build an installer for each os.
If you decide that zip is the way to
Hi Shaun,
Bummer! I have played many games of life on both of my computers with no errors
at all. But you are the second person to report that error.
Thank you for letting me know that the game menu program works. That tells me
that it is probably not the writing to the
Speaking of a readme file, why are they always included in the installation
package rather than separately? To me, the instructions on how to install
something should be able to be read before, rather than after, installation
has been completed.
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Spoonbill Software has an accessible crossword puzzle game. Note puzzle,
not puzle. (grin)
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Separate downloads for each platform is a good idea.
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Sent: Monday, June 10, 2013 6:50 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey]
hi
jim's games finally work! and I think I know why. it is because I
installed swamp and ran the 64bit .bat file that registered some files
needed for playing ganes. hey jim I think you should download and
install swamp on your system, and then go into the swamp folder look at
that .bat file
Good question and I have ben asking that sense dos days.
At 09:44 AM 6/10/2013, you wrote:
Speaking of a readme file, why are they always included in the
installation package rather than separately? To me, the
instructions on how to install something should be able to be read
before, rather
where can i find these
On 6/9/13, Desiree Oudinot turtlepowe...@gmail.com wrote:
Agreed, Lite Cars is my favorite as well. I actually like the classic
mode better than the arcade mode, for some odd reason. I think it's
probably because it has more of a retro feel. Plus, it's easier to get
to
Is it just me or are the scopes no longer able to see/hear flies?
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Hi Trouble,
That's not really the issue here. Of course each platform will have
its own download links etc on the web site. However, I wanted to
simplify the install process for myself as creating separate
installers for every platform is a somewhat time consuming prospect.
For instance, take
Hi Charles,
I wasn't planning on doing anything else. Of course, I will be
offering separate downloads for each platform. What, you guys thought
I'd bundle it all in one zip file?
Cheers!
On 6/10/13, Charles Rivard wee1s...@fidnet.com wrote:
Separate downloads for each platform is a good idea.
hi jim. I installed the new game of life without installing the winkit
first. it did not want to by default put its files in documents but I
made it do so with the browse button. the games work fine now. somehow I
think installing swamp and running the .bat file made your games work
now also.
Hi Charles,
That's a good question. The only answer I can give is it has to do
with the way the distribution of the software has changed. In the 90's
you would buy your software on a floppy or CD, and of course the
readme file was right there in the root directory of your floppy or
CD. Now days
www.lighttechinteractive.com
Chris
On 10/06/2013 15:23, lenron brown wrote:
where can i find these
On 6/9/13, Desiree Oudinot turtlepowe...@gmail.com wrote:
Agreed, Lite Cars is my favorite as well. I actually like the classic
mode better than the arcade mode, for some odd reason. I think
Hi Trouble,
That's precisely my concern. Newbies are, well, newbies and they are
bound to make newbie mistakes that may cause problems running my
games. I could easily see someone writing me saying they got such and
such an error running my games, I ask them if they installed SDL, and
they say no
Hi Lenron,
Go to
http://www.lighttechinteractive.com
for the Lighttech games.
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where can i find these
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For some reason, your reply made me crack up. I knew better. (grin)
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Hi Charles,
OK, looks like I fell for it as I thought you were serious. :D
Cheers!
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For some reason, your reply made me crack up. I knew better. (grin)
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I am also happy to say that after installing swamp and running the .bat
file that coppies and registers some .dll files jim kitchen's games well
jim your games work great! oh and guess what if I use espeak to play the
games they are fast and responsive, and reminds me of playing old dos
Gotcha.
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Sent: Monday, June 10, 2013 10:15 AM
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Hi
Hi Thomas,
I don't know if it's quite the same, but when the most recent version of
entombed was released there was an issue with the installer where by it
downloaded the SQL, but then the user needed to go in and manually install
the file.
There were from memory absolutely loads of people
For the most part, I agree with you guys. Crazy Tennis was a fun
little time-waster, though. I thought that beach volleyball would have
been a cool concept, but I thought it was overpriced, so I never
purchased it. And, given the fact I didn't really care for their other
games, I didn't want to
Crazy tennis is nice!
I quite like it.
Angela from Italy
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Oggetto: Re: [Audyssey] Vip Games Zone
For the most part, I agree
Hi Tom,
You should also consider the likelihood of newbiews on a per OS basis.
From your comments it sounds more difficult to try to handle an
installer for the different linux distributions.
But linux users are also more likely to be power users who have no
problem unzipping files.
So perhaps
Hi Josh,
Cool, thanks for letting me know that my game of Life runs for you. But I have
not tried to change where the games get installed, only where they write their
files. If you check you should now see in your documents\kitchensinc folder
files such as life.cfg, lifelog.txt,
Hi Josh,
Cool! I'm glad to hear that you got my games working. But you know that
installing my winkit.zip setup.exe has gotten my games working for others
running Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8 as it installs the VB6 run time libraries
and other files.
BFN
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jim's
Interesting you should mention that jim.
both of my boxes 7 and xp are x86 boxes no idea about x64 boxes but
yeah both have the error.
the first round runs ok but after that well.
on a side note I deleted all of the life files including the brf
records file and reinstalled the game and it
tom why not have a componant checker and installer, that would have
websetups for all dotnets directx runtimes, etc in it and other dll
files whatever needed for your games and check for these.
if the versions are not current or older than the programs then run them.
if newer or the same don't.
yeah entombed inosetup scripts detected sql was loaded but not its
service pack number.
you had to uninstall sql first then load in the installer with new
sql from entombed setup which would then detect you didn't have sql.
The setup should have detected updated or uninstalled then
reinstalled
true but you could just do what jeremy did and put all you need in a
batch file which the user runs in admin mode.
At 06:48 AM 6/11/2013, you wrote:
Hi Tom,
You should also consider the likelihood of newbiews on a per OS basis.
From your comments it sounds more difficult to try to handle an
yep, but for some reason the winkit.zip file never got your games
working on my system. the only thing that makes them work is getting
swamp and running the .bat file. then they work.
On 6/10/2013 6:41 PM, Jim Kitchen wrote:
Hi Josh,
Cool! I'm glad to hear that you got my games working. But
well anyway you might want to change everything. my system is a well
strange setup with windows7 in ootcamp on a macbook pro. all your games
everything is in the my documents folder and they work.
On 6/10/2013 6:41 PM, Jim Kitchen wrote:
Hi Josh,
Cool, thanks for letting me know that my game
from whare can i get the update? ill test it on windows8
On 6/11/13, shaun everiss sm.ever...@gmail.com wrote:
Interesting you should mention that jim.
both of my boxes 7 and xp are x86 boxes no idea about x64 boxes but
yeah both have the error.
the first round runs ok but after that well.
HI Jim, im also having issues with life i spun and hit the spacebar, but got
thrown back to the desktop.
Lisa Hayes
www.nutrimetics.com.au/lisahayes
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well don't use the computer at all as a player thats where the bug seems to be.
Luckily I still have the old winlife3 file so I can always downgrade.
At 02:08 PM 6/11/2013, you wrote:
HI Jim, im also having issues with life i spun and hit the
spacebar, but got thrown back to the desktop.
Lisa
hi,
I'm doing a mission where I have the torpedo jammer
can someone tell me which ships fire torpedos so I don't waist to many
torpedos on them?
the ones I know so far
aircraft carriers and subs
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Replay value. Play the mission and find out the difficulties. (ornery
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Ill have to go search for my copy of the previous file.
Lisa Hayes
www.nutrimetics.com.au/lisahayes
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Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 12:33 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] LIfe not
Hi Shaun,
Which is exactly something I've been thinking of doing. A batch file
in Windows would do it. Same goes for a shell script in Linux. That's
as simple and cross-platform compatible as you can get.
On 6/10/13, shaun everiss sm.ever...@gmail.com wrote:
true but you could just do what
Hi Shaun,
To begin with you are totally over thinking the dependencies for my
games. The new Evolution engine does not require a lot of Windows
components like DirectX, .NET, etc. All of the components it uses are
open source third-party libs such as SDL 1.2.15, SDL Mixer 1.2.8, and
SDL Net
Hi Ian,
It is and it isn't difficult to create an installer for Linux users.
For the most part most distributions, name brand distributions, either
use rpm or dpkg so if I create a package for each that should in
theory cover most Linux users. If I use dpkg, for example, the package
should work
Hi Paul,
Well, thats kind of comparing apples and oranges here. Entombed
requires a lot of .NET dependencies like the Microsoft .NET Framework,
Microsoft XNA, Microsoft SQL, etc which if the installer doesn't
handle them correctly can be a mess to track down. My games and my new
engine only uses
hi johnny no they dont anymore, they dont even scope out the crates
now either which is a shame.
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