the mouse (instead of keyboard, joystick or wheel).
GTR-2 was suggested, so I bought it. Yes, it runs great with just the
mouse. Thanks for the great tip on a fantastic program. It *is* fantastic.
I only have one issue with it.....it is too much for me. Man, this thing
needed 3 discs for the install and is very, very detailed.....for what I was
looking for, too detailed.
I was looking for something like NFS2 (the one that could be controlled with
a mouse).......I have a copy, but it won't run on Windows XP (if you know
how that can be done, please let me know, as I could never find an answer
via Google, and I really enjoyed that program.)
Otherwise, is there a way to simply start GTR-2, get in a car, and drive
around the track? I really don't want to learn the tracks, the circuits,
take lessons, take various levels of lessons within lessons then tests
within various levels of levels within lessons, learn the physics of
traction and take tests on it, adjust my tire pressure, etc., for hours or
weeks just to be able to get into a car and drive around a track.
This program is just waaaayyyyy ahead of me on the learning curve. It
reminds me of MS Flight Simulator on full-manual mode in a Lear jet.....just
way too much to learn. It took me days just to take off in a Piper Cub.
If this program is just too advanced for my needs, I understand, and I'll
sell it or trade it for something that is like NFS2 (mouse controlled), a
program like "Driver" (but with better graphics), a NASCAR simple sim, or
something like that.
All advice and suggestions welcomed. TIA!