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indycar &windows 95

7 posts by 6 people · 14 Jun 1995 - 28 Jun 1995

In a magazine I have just seen a screen shot of indycar working in a windows95 dos session on the desktop. Have tried many configurations with the windows95 preview program without sucess. Can anyone help? Simon Fox
Tim OConn 14 Jun 1995#302399
Quoted text (8 lines)>Subject: indycar &windows 95 >Date: Wed, 14 Jun 1995 13:06:53 GMT >In a magazine I have just seen a screen shot of indycar working in a >windows95 dos session on the desktop. >Have tried many configurations with the windows95 preview program without >sucess. >Can anyone help? >Simon Fox
Yea.. Get rid of Windoze 9x... It's a piece of crap. TJ ps. That screen-shot is probably more Microsoft propaganda.
Mark Pfeif 15 Jun 1995#302438
Great - we've got one poster who thinks Win95 is crap, and one who notes that it runs great in OS/2. Anyone care to actually ANSWER the original poster's question? Mark -- =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Hewlett-Packard Little Falls Site #include <disclaimer.h> Wilmington, DE 19808 #define OPINIONS mine
Well, I've gotten it running in DOS mode under Win95. The problem is the DOS4GW likes to take control of the machine (or, at least a full-screen dos session)....it is possible to set the machine up so it'll run in a window, although I don't yet know how to do it. Anybody who knows how to do it, please let us know...I'd like to run NASCAR without having to drop to dos.... ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Jeremy Mitchell | Ivanova is always right. | I will not ignore Ivanova's recommendations | Ivanova is GOD! The Babylon-5 Mantra -> | And, if this ever happens again, | Ivanova will personally RIP YOUR LUNGS OUT! -----------------------------------------------------------------------
Tim OConn 16 Jun 1995#302479
Quoted text (11 lines)>Subject: Re: indycar &windows 95 >Date: 15 Jun 1995 12:35:01 GMT >Great - we've got one poster who thinks Win95 is crap, and one who notes >that it runs great in OS/2. >Anyone care to actually ANSWER the original poster's question? > Mark >-- >=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= >Hewlett-Packard Little Falls Site #include <disclaimer.h> >Wilmington, DE 19808 #define OPINIONS mine
Gee... With the great, super, fantastic, state-of-the-art Windoze 9x, I thought setting this stuff up waz gunna be a piece of cake... Old Billy Boy says 'Just load your software and go'. Ha... Why doesn't the original poster call MicroSoft and complain ??? They seem to know everthing... This is a beta-test after all, isn't it ? And this is a newsgroup re:autos.simulators NOT comp.OS. TJ
JohnOnei 28 Jun 1995#302939
NASCAR graphics and sound features require a great amount of memory. If you are running it in (under) windows 95 you would have to suffer some lose of graphics and or game speed from the reduced memory. I would want the maximum amount of memory available to run the game and would reboot the system in dos mode rather than run it in a window.

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