I tried going to the council after I finished the tutorial section and it
says they don't have anything for me to do. Guess I'll have to wander
around and see what happens! It's an interesting game though.
MissWings
At 08:52 PM 7/3/2008, Shadow Dragon wrote:
There's a link on the site that
well jim i experience those menues problems. that's not good.
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To: Thomas Ward Gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Friday, July 04, 2008 1:23 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Puppy1 keyboard Issues
Hi Thomas,
Thank you for your programming
Hi Lisa,
Thank you very much for letting me know that the menus are working just fine
for you. It seems bizarre to me that they work fine for some but not for
others. I do also appreciate hearing that they are not working well for
others. I will take a look at it for version 2.
Thanks
Hi Piotru and those having the keyboard menu problem with Puppy1,
I found out what the problem is. The delay routine is slightly different from
Homer on a Harley and Puppy1. One uses the timer function and one uses the get
tick count function. So I will definitely change the Puppy1 one to be
Hi Jim,
Yes, that is one of the things I really like about Puppy1. it isn't a
game where you play 10 rounds and it is over. It gets harder and harder
until you either top your last score or get to a point where it is
humanly impossible. that is the way many of the Atari 2600 games were
can we remap the right control key though to something else as i dont
have one
thanks will
On 4 Jul 2008, at 14:51, Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi Jim,
Yes, that is one of the things I really like about Puppy1. it isn't a
game where you play 10 rounds and it is over. It gets harder and
harder
Hi,
Hmmm... I'm not sure why that would make a difference, but we will see.
Theoretically speaking, both are timers that refresh the state of the
application x MS, and deciding on which to use is largely preference
unless you are using a console appplication that requires GetTickCount
instead
Hi Michael,
It goes in
c:\Windows\System32
Michael Maslo wrote:
Where do I put that DX8VB.dllfile at?
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Hi all,
I finally bought a new computer last week, and it came with Vista premium,
as expected, some good, some bad.
I realize I need to install directX 9c for games written for that version of
DX to work, does anyone have a reccomended way of going about this? I
downloaded the DX 9c
Hi Will,
Jim has already stated he is going to fix that issue in the next
release. He is going to use the space key to act as an alternative for
the right control key. Just be patient...
Also it might help if you actually read all the messages on a topic
before repeating your request. As a
Hi Che,
Quote
I realize I need to install directX 9c for games written for that
version of DX to
work, does anyone have a reccomended way of going about this? I
downloaded the DX
9c from microsoft, and though I ran it instead of downloading, it asked
me for a
place to put the files, which I
Hi Che,
Quote
If anyone knows of a site I can go to to learn more about using Vista
with accessibility
software, I'd appreciate it.
End quote
Not off the top of my head, but it sounds like me or someone else should
run a series of podcasts on these sorts of issues. Vista in many
respects is
yo chee,
tomas toled you about direcx. i will tell you about those 2 other questions.
1. hmmm. you activate it and it goes to demo? did it actovated successfully?
i never activated jfw before.
2. the best site i can think of is
http://www.blind-geek-zone.net
there go to audio. rick harmon did a
Hi,
what does mean in one of the last levels the voice says A new command
feature or so? What is it and maybe how I can use that?
Demetry
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Hi. has anyone done a comprihensive podcast about consoles? as i've done some
googling but can't find anything from an accessibility point of view.
I listened to some recordings of people playing games, and they were
entertaining yes, but not that informative as to what was happening.
The game
Hi Alex. Clement. here...
Remember that just because a game is for a console that doesn't mean it'll
be for the pc. Most accessible games aren't. There are games that are for
both consoles in pcs, but there are some instances where the pc port is
lacking compared to the console port, or the
That's terrific Jim. That gives me something to shoot for chuckle
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Hi DJC,
Here is my puppyrec.txt file. I did just get it in the expert level.
Puppy1 record file By Jim Kitchen
Record number of enemy
If you don't really like using mafia, or prefer playing KoL manually, you
can log into KoL with mafia, then from mafia open the game in your browser.
You get lots of useful features this way, like the ability to use items
immediately after obtaining them without having to go to inventory, and
Well there's always mmg... hahahaha. lots over 90 mill on it. almost cried
lol.
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btw here's another money making strategy. buy a bunch of items of the month,
wait about a year, then sell them at a much higher price. playing the market
is also a good way, but rather risky. not as much as mmg though.
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I had actually only read about Mafia before now, it sounded pretty neat. I
can't figure out how to start it though, when I bring up the program it
gives me a pretty much empty window. Do you use jaws with it?
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Yeah, I thought about doing the item of the month thing. Some of the items
of the month get up to insanely high values. Usually I forget to do it
though or don't have the cash that month. One of these days though ...
*grin*.
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Hi. the ps2 does sound a good option, so are there different games available
for the ps2 and psp? and how many games would people estimate are accessible
for the psp and ps2 respectively?
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There are more games accessible for the ps2 than psp. That's all I can
guarantee. As for exact numbers... well, that's hard to say.
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Hi all,
On the playing in the dark site, there was a huge list of cars and tracks. A
bunch of them were Germin, and they were awesome! While DJC has a good amount
of them, there were so so so many more. Does anyone have them and could they
possibley zip them up and find me on msn so we can
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78k for me, it said I shot 80 planes, I think
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] puppy1
Hi shaun,
Thank you very much. Very glad to hear that you like Puppy1 so
Puppy1 record file By Jim Kitchen
Record number of enemy planes shot down 80 for a total score of 79,712
points.
on 07-03-2008
By Aaron
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We agree. Let's see who can stay alive the longest, racking up the most
points. This is a fun challenge. Now, if we could watch others play and
think, Hey, I can beat that. and then they watch you beat their score?
This would be another fun aspect. While I don't expect Puppy1 to
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Tried to register the dx8vb.dll file but when I did it and hit enter it
just sat there. I turned off the user account controls in vista and it still
would not register the file. I did not get a successful message but instead
it just hung.
I typed regsvr32.exe dx8vb.dll and again
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Yeah, I was going to announce this, but I decided to wait till it was
accessible. I emailed the author and he said he should be able to make it
more accessible by the end of this weekend, he apparently didn't have time
before the full release. Can't wait personally, the last smugglers was
The ps2, so I hear, is the king of accessible games. The psp is good though,
too. Tekken, mortal combat, street fighter and darkstalker chronicles are
all good games. There's also the show, I think. But I love tekken 4 for the
ps2. I could nearly beat it all the time- I really regret selling it
mafia is a java application, so you'll need to have the java access bridge
installed else jaws won't read a thing.
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Huh, didn't know such a thing existed. I'll google it. Thanks man.
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mafia is a java
Hi Michael,
please try this here when you are in the run dialog box:
regsrv32 c:\windows\system32\dx8vb.dll
That should be work.
HTH, Demetry.
On 7/4/2008 5:19 PM, Michael Maslo wrote:
Hi everyone:
I
Tried to register the dx8vb.dll file but when I did it and hit enter it
just sat there. I
Once you have dx9c extracted you need to find the folder you extracted this to
and then run dxsetup.exe
At 02:41 p.m. 4/07/2008, you wrote:
Hi all,
I finally bought a new computer last week, and it came with Vista premium,
as expected, some good, some bad.
I realize I need to install
Hi,
Actually, you dont need to google for it. Just visit my developer site
http://developers.usagames.us
and the link to the Java Access Bridge for Java 6 is about half way down
on the Developer Center home page.
Cheers.
Shadow Dragon wrote:
Huh, didn't know such a thing existed. I'll google
Thing about the dungeon is there are many things that allow a clan to take
shortcuts. for instance the sewers are a major pain and annoyance if you
don't have the required items and all glyphs. If you do then it'll probably
take you a couple of turns. the clan I'm in completes hobopolis
Thanks. Pretty useful program. Just out of curiosity, does it work with only
the JRE environment? Or can it be made to work with other java programs that
don't use the JRE. Anyway yeah, played around with KoL Mafia a bit. Seems
kind of touch and go in some places, but I'm definitely going to
Hi All
I found this article in the newsletter issued by the south African council
for the blind.
Those who play games on a console will find this interesting.
Gamers with impaired vision usually have a hard time finding games they can
play with their sighted friends. The researchers at MIT's
Now Tekken 4 was a good game. Kazuya had the best ending, in my opinion.
Unfortunately, I think I lost my disc.
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Sent: Friday, July 04, 2008 3:48 PM
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Hi:
It
Opens the dos box but then after that it does nothing else. It does not
register the file.
It just sits there and does nothing. I do not get a error or anything else.
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Sent: Friday, July 04,
Hi,
It works with all Java SE appplications that use the standard Sun JRE,
and were built using the Swing user interface components. Since Swing is
the standard Java user interface that makes most Java apps accessible
with the Java Access Bridge at least as far as Jaws 9 is concerned.
Other
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