I have all of the racing simulators on my system,including the
original Indy 500 game.
My question is..does ANYONE remember what the command line is to use
a soundblaster card?
I cant find the instructiion manual.
Thanks!
Well, I forgot SoundBlaster, but I remember Adlib, and Adlib is one heck
of a lot better than PC Speaker. Type indy/a at the comand prompt, and
you're on your way!
> I have all of the racing simulators on my system,including the
> original Indy 500 game.
> My question is..does ANYONE remember what the command line is to use
> a soundblaster card?
> I cant find the instructiion manual.
> Thanks!
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Kenneth
http://www.rocket.git.net
Yes mate the command is /A
>I have all of the racing simulators on my system,including the
>original Indy 500 game.
>My question is..does ANYONE remember what the command line is to use
>a soundblaster card?
>I cant find the instructiion manual.
>Thanks!
A quick question. You say you have all the racing simulators on your
system, which I assume would include Indycar Racing 2. If so, why are
you messing around with the original Indy 500 game?
Kyle Langston
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>I have all of the racing simulators on my system,including the
>original Indy 500 game.
>My question is..does ANYONE remember what the command line is to use
>a soundblaster card?
>I cant find the instructiion manual.
>Thanks!
The commands are:
INDY /A to use the AdLib driver.
INDY /R to use the Roland driver.
I still think this is a great game. I just wish there was a "Save"
feature. I'd love to take this to the office and run a 500 mile race
over a couple of days.
Hope this helps.
David Wheeler
[edited]
I'd like to use my T2 with it! I've had no luch, though. It is fun,
and makes me whine less about my ICR2 problems!
