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indianapolis motor speedway

6 posts by 6 people · 24 Sep 1996 - 02 Oct 1996

Tom Marshal 24 Sep 1996#338425
I have contacted both Papyrus and Sierra trying to purchase the IMS add on disk for Indycar Racing I. Neither company is selling it anymore. If anyone knows where I can find it or if anyone has it and would like to sell it, please let me know. Thanks, Tom
David Marti 26 Sep 1996#338859
Quoted text (7 lines)> I have contacted both Papyrus and Sierra trying to purchase the IMS add > on disk for Indycar Racing I. Neither company is selling it anymore. If > anyone knows where I can find it or if anyone has it and would like to > sell it, please let me know. > Thanks, > Tom
How close does that make IMS public domain?
>> > I have contacted both Papyrus and Sierra trying to purchase the IMS add >> > on disk for Indycar Racing I. Neither company is selling it anymore. If >> > anyone knows where I can find it or if anyone has it and would like to >> > sell it, please let me know. You can still obtain it in the UK - I did a few days ago. try *** Interactive Entertainment on +44 171 368 2255/2266. They do mail order. BTW, I'm having a problem running mine. It seems to require more memory than the other tracks. In fact I can't get it to run (insufficient memory error). I'm using a 486/66 DX + 16 meg RAM. Looks like I'll need to get 32 meg! Also the software costs 10-00 UK pounds - quite cheap really. Hope this helps Alan
Earl 27 Sep 1996#339008
Are you sure? Both IMS and ICR1 only require 4 mb ram for a hard drive installation! Earl
Sounds more like a conventional memory problem (below 640K). Not that buying RAM is a bad idea nowadays, but even 8 meg can definitely handle it with no problems. Pick one or more: Model Rockets (competition-NERCB) / PCs (even Atari!) / Papyrus ICR-ICR2-NCR / Who needs a life when you have multiple non-lives?
man.. 02 Oct 1996#339559
Also try contacting the IMS gift shop (located inside the track itself) via phone. I did in July and a copy was sent out to me within a few days.

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