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by **John Simmo** » Sun, 17 Dec 1995 04:00:00

Create a DOS batch file that runs the game (with the -h parameter).

Then open a DOS window and run the batch file.

I get sound and everything.

by **Jeff Mill** » Mon, 18 Dec 1995 04:00:00

>Create a DOS batch file that runs the game (with the -h parameter).

>Then open a DOS window and run the batch file.

>I get sound and everything.

This is an awesome tip - thanks!

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by **Matthew B. Ha** » Mon, 18 Dec 1995 04:00:00

: Create a DOS batch file that runs the game (with the -h parameter).

: Then open a DOS window and run the batch file.

: I get sound and everything.

but why?

by **John_Goedhar** » Wed, 20 Dec 1995 04:00:00

Hi Jeff,

With my NASCAR, I had no problem running under Windows'95. I
just set the properties so that the program would not detect
Windows and to run in strict DOS MODE.

The only downer of this way is that the system has to reboot
to load the game and when you exit it reboots the system to get
back to Windows 95.

TTYL

John Goedhart

by **John Simmo** » Mon, 25 Dec 1995 04:00:00

>Hi Jeff,
>
> With my NASCAR, I had no problem running under Windows'95. I
>just set the properties so that the program would not detect
>Windows and to run in strict DOS MODE.
>
> The only downer of this way is that the system has to reboot
>to load the game and when you exit it reboots the system to get
>back to Windows 95.

By running it thru a batch file in a win95 dos window, the system doesn't
require the reboot.

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