Have you tried forcing the program into DOS mode? Find
the IndyCar icon, right click the mouse on it, and
select properties from the menu. Click on the 'Program'
tab, and then the 'Advanced...' button. Check the 'MS-DOS mode'
box. I know I've gotten Indycar to work under W95,
but I don't remember how well. If I were you, my own
personal solution to this problem would be 'wait 2 weeks, buy
IndyCar II'. That's what I intend to do.
Dan
Yes, I have. And Indycar still won't even give me a title page.
No can do. I'm in a racing league that uses Indycar now and I can't
wait. Besides the latest incarnation of Indycar lacks one thing that is
vital: being able to save the race or lacking that, saving the race weekend.
Without that feature, it's a waste of time for me.
Mike
>> I've just made the jump to Windows 95 and would like to know how I
get
>> NASCAR and Indycar to run. I can get NASCAR to load and it will
run w/ 1
>> opponent and *no* graphics options on, but if I turn them all on,
the
>> track will not load. I cannot get Indycar to load at all. I know
there
>> are ways to get around the problem, but, I just don't know enough
about
>> Win 95 to know what to do.
>> Mike
>Don't even bother trying to run them in 95...restart the computer in
I don't mean to post information that might have already been
covered but haere it goes. My computer has 8megs and my disk is
compressed. Windows 95 lowered my availible mem from 649k to 525k.
Instead of running Nascar from windows I also run it from Dos, but
from the "shut down" menu select "restart computer". When the
computer reboots and you see "Starting Windows 95" push the F8
button, this will give you 6 options. One of them gives you the
option of going through your config.sys and autoexec.bat and adding
or deleting start up files so that you can have more availible mem
for Dos, I personally don't know which to add or delete on my
system. I use option 5 which will bypass some start up files
and give you the command prompt only, this option gave me an
additional 80k for running Nascar. Hope this helps.
Alan
>Don't even bother trying to run them in 95...restart the computer in dos mode (from the shut down menu)
>and install/run the games from there..they should work fine...that's what we've done on the systems we
>have on the floor for demos..damn Bill Gates...ya'll know what he's done don't you?? he's gone and melted
>the polar ice caps AND pretty much cornered the market on *** rafts!!! dork boy's gain will be many
>people's pain...
works great for me, and I actually notice an improvemnet in speed (can use
more graphic detail now on my 486/33 w 8Meg ram.
hope this helps..
Brad
IndyCar Racing II allows you to save the current race weekend.
Rick Genter
Technical Lead, IndyCar Racing II/NASCAR Racing for Macintosh/Windows
Papyrus Design Group, Inc.
> > Don't even bother trying to run them in 95...restart the computer in dos mode (from the shut down
menu)
> > and install/run the games from there..they should work fine...that's what we've done on the systems
we
> They don't. Indycar doesn't even try to start, NASCAR won't load a track.
Adrian J. Osio
>>Besides the latest incarnation of Indycar lacks one thing that is
>>vital: being able to save the race or lacking that, saving the race
>>weekend.
>>Without that feature, it's a waste of time for me.
>><<<
>>IndyCar Racing II allows you to save the current race weekend.
>>Rick Genter
>>Technical Lead, IndyCar Racing II/NASCAR Racing for Macintosh/Windows
>>Papyrus Design Group, Inc.
>Well, without a save _race_ feature, ICR II is a waste of time and money for
>me. Maybe with ICR III you'll finally get it right.
>Roj
Brian Wong Systems Engineering Group (Servers)
Well, without a save _race_ feature, ICR II is a waste of time and money for
me. Maybe with ICR III you'll finally get it right.
Roj
