hi, you need to stop your aircraft between 0 and 100 of the airport. you
touch down usually something around minus 1000 for smaller aircraft, and
ever increasing for larger ones. you need to cut your engines back bit
by bit, till you park in that plus 0 plus 100 range. if you overshoot,
you can
hmm, strange. only thing i can think of that might cause problems is,
what screen reader are you using? if you are using jaws, it's well known
for interrupting keys. and that could be stopping you from increasing /
decreasing your speed.if you are using jaws, or probably any other
screen reader
well, yes, their breaks, lol. if you don't turn on the engines, both of
them, wait till they say they are ready, then turn off the breaks, then
you can't move.
dallas
On 31/12/2016 16:12, Michael Maslo wrote:
I think I have tried that but I will try again. I know when I tried to move a
actually, your order is wrong. you can't actually deactivate the parking
breaks till the engines are running. so start up the engines, deactivate
breaks, then, and only then, can you move.
Dallas
On 31/12/2016 15:18, Michael Maslo wrote:
Hi list, I installed this game and am having the
mer where
you can watch videos of IYP in action. I spent years and a lot of
money over the years on flight simming, and I find IYP great for
things I cannot do or do not want to do.
Jordan
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From: Gamers [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On Behalf Of Dallas
O&#x
Hi Jordan, here goes.
First step, get clearance to fly. listen to what runway they say you're
cleared from. start up your engines, and keep your speed down to about
50 for now, to make it easier. as you get better, you can speed up quite
a bit, but it takes a lot of practice to do that without
Hey, i've always thought of trying that fsx and it's your plane thing,
the only thing that makes me sort of hesitate a bit, is ... well, you
don't do so much flying. it's all voice. that's fun i guess in one way,
makes you feel like you're talking to a co pilot, but it don't really
give you con
Hi,
To set the freq, you press alt+f. to set the squalk, you press alt+t.
Hope that helps.
Dallas
On 23/12/2016 13:00, Jordan Gallacher wrote:
How do I go about setting the frequency and squalk?
Jordan
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Technically speaking, they already are. Bearing in mind, there is the browser
based version of the platform. That is usable on a mobile device. But there is
no dedicated application for it and probably won't be.
Dallas
Sent from my iPhone
> On 1 Mar 2016, at 14:51, Devin Prater wrote:
>
> No
HI, YES, I CAN NOW CONFIRM THAT SWAMP ISN'T RUNNING FOR ME IN WINDOWS 10
EITHER. IT'S THROWING THE FOLLOWING ERROR.
Run-time error '52':
Bad file name or number
I AM AS YET UNSURE IF THIS IS DUE TO A MISSING FILE IN WINDOWS 10, OR
SOMETHING ISN'T INSTALLED FOR IT TO USE, OR SOMETHING ELSE. BUT I
hi guys. no, you can in fact move the map. obviously, the area in which you
can buy stuff is limited to a certain range, but that extends a little past
your main current location. you move the maps focus the same way you move
map focus in a maps app. scrolling.
also, dark, be careful of upgrading
Yeah, I started playing mess about a week or two ago. It's kind of cool, and
the accessibility is looking good. By the way, for anybody that plays this
game, here is my invite code.
Kebaspack
Best regards:
Dallas
Sent from my iPhone
> On 26 Nov 2015, at 01:32, dark wrote:
>
> Hi.
>
> This
> to do it for you (especially because laptops don't usually fit multiple
> drives).
> Good luck.
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: Dallas O'Brien To: Gamers Discussion list Date sent: Sun, 1 Nov 2015 09:27:47 +1000
> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] got my new solid
good luck with it all Thomas. hopefully the list won't implode while you're
gone. :P
On 10 November 2015 at 20:51, Thomas Ward wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> This is a very important message from your friendly neighborhood
> moderator and list owner to let you know what to expect over the next
>
Hey, how accessible is the cloning process. I am seriously considering getting
an SSD for this machine. But to pay someone to do the cloning, can get
expensive. Let alone, I'm probably going to have to get someone to put the
drive in. I don't know my way around the insides of this machine, and I
Yes, this one sounds interesting. I'm thinking of getting it and giving it a go
Dallas
> On 16 Dec 2014, at 13:28, joseph weakland wrote:
>
> Yes it is a card game :-) you have to catch falling cards that go from the
> top of the screen to the bottom of the screen :-) it is self voicing. All
to a large extent, the price you can charge for your tickets, depends on
how much in the way of attractions you have. have only a few? prices will
have to be low. have a lot? prices can be much higher. i'm currently about
80 weeks in, and have built loads of stuff, on just about 15 rows of
squares,
yep. you need to charge more for tickets. at your stage, i'd probably look
at around 10 to 15 per entrance. set it to that, then wait for about 1
week, and ask the people what they think of the prices. if they are happy
with those prices, they'll tell you it's fare or a good price. then you can
kee
no. you end up back at 0, and you need to start again. the dev has stated
it's kinda like using the money from the sale to buy your new land. how
ever, the thing i don't like about this, is what if i have a huge amount of
money. that would not all go to land costs. but never the less, that's how
it
hi, yes, somebody else told me it is free. i could have swarn that i
had to pay for it, but i sometimes go through and buy a few things, so
maybe my memory is faulty on this one. lol.
never the less, it really got my hopes up of having a good, or at
least, interesting, racing game on my iDevice. o
i'm afraid to say, i regret spending the money to buy blindfold racer.
what a waist of money. i really recommend that people don't buy this
one. it's not what it's made out to sound like in the description.
regards:
Dallas
On 04/06/2014, Teresa Cochran wrote:
> There are somewhere between 34 an
I also would be interested to know this one. It would be kind of cool.
Especially if it were multiplayer.
Regards
Dallas
> On 31 May 2014, at 16:43, "goshawk on horseback"
> wrote:
>
> hello all,
> does anyone know if there are any accessible monopoly games for the iPhone?
>
> Simon
>
>
hi. though i have not used mud clients offen, nore recontly, you might
want to check out mud rammer. it's quite good, has voiceOver support,
and the dev actively will try to make it better if you come up with
proglems or ideas for accessibility.
Dallas
On 4/27/2014 23:20, dark wrote:
Alteraeo
hi, yes, there are parts of the game that are simplistic. but that's
ok. it doesn't have to be complex. and not being funny here, but candy
crush is way more popular? ...
games don't have to be amazingly complex, or advanced, to be fun. and
yeah. the modding community for ti is huge. and that's wha
hi, one thing. task manager seems to be sluggish? really? ... mine is
as fast, if not faster, then any task manager from any previous
windowsi 've run. lol. so not sure what's going on there.
but generally, yes, i agree, windows 8.1 is awesome. i will never
change back to 7, let alone xp. i have no
hi. well put. my girlfriend plays minecraft all the time, and yes, the sounds
could be better. but they aren't the point of the game. lol. many sighted games
have horrible sounds. because, to put it quite simply, they don't care about
sounds much. it's only in expensive, highly complex and emers
no shaun. we perhaps aren't mainstream. but yes, there its lots that
can be done in sound. i agree, there are limits to sound over visual
elements, but it actually doesn't have to be as simplistic as it
currently tends to be.
as for the online thing, well, i'm sorry, but if you look at the
amount o
bably alright for a low budget game but for something truly
>>professionally done it requires the hire end professional work done by
>>experts who do that stuff for a living. However, if the money isn't in
>>it from the community then a developer isn't going to go that ext
ahh yes, but we are forgetting one thing here. I am sorry to the devs
out there, but most games we have, are no! where, near, main stream.
it's just a fact. so yes, we pay about what sighted people do. but the
replay ability of a game they buy, tends to be miles higher. how ever,
as has already bee
gt; > One thing I must say is that I am trying to think of a good joystick
>> > to get for 3d verlosity, I can't keep one on my desk, so its going to
>> > have to be a game pad.
>> > I was thinking of using an xbox 360 or xbox 1 controler but to be
>> > hones
hi. it's not only that Thomas, the question has to be begged. how
much are people willing to pay for such games? i mean, if they think
they are cheap in the sighted world, think again. call of duty, every
time a new one comes out, is like, 50 bucks. or more. lol. so i mean,
at the least, you'd hav
ow much worse
> Windows 8 is when they simply don't know what in blazes they are
> talking about.
>
> Cheers!
>
>
> On 12/29/13, Dallas O'Brien wrote:
>> hi. one note, maybe you haven't used this command, perhaps you don't
>> even know it is ther
a game pad.
> I was thinking of using an xbox 360 or xbox 1 controler but to be
> honest, Unless I find a way to fit a joystick on my desk I am just not
> sure.
>
> At 12:08 p.m. 27/12/2013, you wrote:
>>yeh had to buy a wireless mouse
>>
>>On 12/26/13, Dallas O'Br
hi. one note, maybe you haven't used this command, perhaps you don't
even know it is there. lol. but in stead of going to your desktop then
tabbing over to your task bar, simply press windows T. this will jump
you to the first item on your task bar, from where ever you are.
anywhere in the system a
mouse rather then a trackpad. and now
that i have gotten used to it, i like it well enough.
Dallas
On 27/12/2013, lenron brown wrote:
> yeh had to buy a wireless mouse
>
> On 12/26/13, Dallas O'Brien wrote:
>> hi. yes. but keep in mind, that if you have one of those click
hi. yes. but keep in mind, that if you have one of those clickpads,
like i do, where there are no buttons, it just clicks down to click
the mouse, ... it won't work so well. because you can't walk and shoot
at the same time.
dallas
On 27/12/2013, loriduncan wrote:
> Hi, yes you can play Swamp wi
hi. wow, what a mix of systems you have! haha. good way to go though,
as that way you have the best of all worlds.
and yes, i agree, leave poor, depressed, out of sorts, slow, and
otherwise painful arthritic sam behind. rofl.
dallas
On 25/12/2013, Devin Prater wrote:
> I totally agree with the d
hi guys, Aprone wanted me to send this to the list, in hopes of
somebody figuring out what the problem might be, and helping him to
solve it.
"Ever since the recent hacker incident, whenever I try to post to the
list I get an email failure notice. -
someone on here will hopefully post a solution
hi, you basicly ignore the version name he has on his site, as he
forgets to update it. lol. this is from the forum,
http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?id=6341
Version 3.0c is posted. You must download the main 3.0 file and then
add the very small 3.0c download to it.
www.kaldobsky.com/aud
hi. yeah, i agree. lol. it's amusigin to watch how most of the blind
commnunity works. even though i myself am blind, i sort of feel like
i'm on the outside, looking in. ahaha.
also, about the money / saving up thing.
not being funny here guys, but lets just put it this way. i am on
australias blin
interesting, swamp works perfectly fine over here, on both windows 8,
and now, on windows 8.1. not sure what problem you were having, but it
should be working.
Dallas
On 20/12/2013, Esteban Argel wrote:
> I will admit that I was rather disappointed that Swamp did not
> function on my machine. Ho
hi, it's not only that, but simply because apple's user base is
actually nothing, when it comes to a number situation. they have all
of about 50 to 70 million users on mac, not all of which are up to
date, but more then not. then Microsoft, has over 1.5 billion! users
in windows. they have more peo
hi. personally, I think it's time that the blind gaming community did
what most of the real gaming industry did a while back. bring out a
game, and say here you go, here are the requirements. its up to you
how you deal with that. if a game dev brings out a game that takes
advantage of newer hardwar
yep. go the windows defender. it's awesome! and very good too. and i
have rarely found any scanner so accessible or simple to use. ok, it
took microsoft about 10 or more years to do it, but it's there now.
and it works well.
and, as a side note, having a faster machine means that you get your
every
i have to agree.
security isn't just for yourself in this world of computers. it's for all
really.
i love windows 8, and one thing i love about it, is the built in security for
viruses and malware and all that. some people seem to have an idea that it's
not as good as a third party one. but it'
rrected. Still, my basic point still stands. It was not
> 2007. :D
>
> Cheers!
>
>
> On 12/18/13, Dallas O'Brien wrote:
>> hi Thomas, a correction to the correction. lol. windows 7 came out in
>> 2009.
>> July 22, 2009; 4 years ago
>> General
>>
hi Thomas, a correction to the correction. lol. windows 7 came out in 2009.
July 22, 2009; 4 years ago
General
availability
October 22, 2009; 4 years ago
dallas
On 18/12/2013, Thomas Ward wrote:
> Hi Dark,
>
> Just a correction here. Windows 7 was released in 2010 not 2007.
> Windows Vista came
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> On Dec 15, 2013, at 9:41 PM, "Dallas O'Brien"
> wrote:
>
> actually cara, your experience with that turn a
actually cara, your experience with that turn around time with apple
isn't the normal. many times, it does in fact take much longer. and
that's not from miss information, that's coming from a lot of people
who have had to have it done. hell, even when i had to replace my
iphone 3gs, it took them 3
yep, that's certainly true. windows based computer companies, are, if
anything, worse then apple, when it comes to repairs. you may, or may
not, get a fully working system back. lol. herd stories from a friend
of mine of sending his laptop in for repairs, only to have it come
back with more problem
loquence is actually not that good a synth. it's just got
something right, when it comes to reading stuff.
anyways, on with my game. lol.
dallas
On 15/12/2013, Scott Chesworth wrote:
> Oh, that's a good call. Damn, busted by trying to be helpful hahaha.
>
> Scott
>
>
>
the thing about those emails restart looping nvda, is not true if you
are using espeak. i think you'll find that it going into the restart
loop may have something to do with running a certain synth that
legally isn't sposed to be used with nvda. lol. eloquence. espeak
doesn't do this.
dallas
On
hi Che, from messing around with OSX in a vm, i learned one thing.
apple has added in a numpad commander. this makes navigating around
the system farely quick and painless. feels a bit like nvda in some
ways. except you don't need to use a modifyer. 6 and 4 become similar
to VO right and VO left. 9
mputers here i could quite
happelly devote over to running osx. but i can't, or not very easy. it
can be done, but it's messy, and not particularly stable.
but oh well.
regards:
Dallas
On 15/12/2013, Sabahattin Gucukoglu wrote:
> Apologies. I simply have to take this bate. :)
>
> On
acs to be sure, but just from looking at general research
> most people buy Windows PCs or Android phones because Apple costs way
> too much for the average person to buy. Until Apple lowers the cost of
> their PC and mobile devices they will always be a minority share of
> the market no ma
hi. a few things here. yes, you are correct che. mac's are nothing,
compared to windows. mac's alone, make up about 50 to 70 million
computers in the world today. windows makes up over 1.5 billion,
that's billion with a B for bravo. lol. so mac's are nothing to
windows. and unless apple brings thei
hi. rs games has the web browser version, wich is very good for
sighted users. no actual graphics, just the text.
the play room client work quite well as well, it has the text of
everything. again, no graphics. but they are usable by sighted users.
dallas
On 01/12/2013, Josh wrote:
> hi
>
> does
android has fewer, simply because a lot of devs don't like having to
deal with making a million different versions, of each app. lol. but
yes, even that is growing, in terms of games, and other softwares.
dallas
On 07/11/2013, Josh wrote:
> don't forget about android.
>
> sent from my windows 7
hi. it's also due to the fact, that its farely easy for a dev that
already has a game on iOS, to implement voiceover accessibility. such
as what the developer of solara has done. it is now amazingly
accessible, yet it was not that way to start with. he has put in a
huge effert, and it has payed off
that's about the only one i know of at the moment. there isn't really
anything else. would be kinda good to have a good archery game.
dallas
On 12/10/2013, michael barnes wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I am getting into archery, so I was wondering if there are any archery
> games for the blind?
> I know ab
yes. mud rammer seems to be the best i've seen so far for accessibility.
Regards:
Dallas
On 06/10/2013, Ron hopkins wrote:
> Hello. I was wondering is there an ap for the eye phone to play muds
> with?
>
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hiya, yep, this one sounds rather cool! i like the sound!
like others have said, perhaps put a bit of something together and
give us a sound bite of what it could be like, or even throw a demo of
a basic form of it out there to testers to give it a whirl. still,
given that it's fully supporting win
you can't restart. you can hardly mess it up. so just play from where you are.
you could always communicate with the dev's, but i suspect they will
tell you much the same.
Dallas
On 30/07/2013, michael barnes wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I have been playing Solara on my iPhone for the last few days.
> Ca
I think, the point is this. applevis is fantastic. yes. but it is not
the only way of learning stuff about IOS stuff, let alone IOS games
that we can play. simply due to the fact that apple and many of its
platforms are accessible, we have many access points to work with.
where as in the windows wo
high johnny, yes. here is the post.
While I am officially done developing for Swamp, the recent security
problem forced me to work on the client code to get it fixed. Well it
is probably too soon to actually say fixed, since I don't know for
sure that it worked, but we'll see. While working on t
hi leo. here is a link, that refers you to dropbox, to make an
account, by me. this will not only refer you and gety ou set up, but
it will also give you a bonus 500 megs of dropbox space on top of the
standard 2 gb you get.
http://db.tt/FmsCgek
good luck!
regards:
Dallas
On 28/05/2013, dbzfan
hi. i know exactly what you mean. I, for example, would love a flight
sim of some type, and online playable at that. for example. when you
log in, you could be asigned randomly to a team, and you have to fly
together with a wing man, to fight against other teams. and each team
would be flying out o
standard headset which
> tracks the movements of your head. People really neeed to read things
> more carefully. :D
>
>
> On 5/5/13, Dallas O'Brien wrote:
>> Hi.
>> It will not be wireless. You might want to read the original email again.
>> Lol.
>> Regards.
Hi.
It will not be wireless. You might want to read the original email again. Lol.
Regards.
Dallas
On 05/05/2013, at 13:16, "Ron Kolesar" wrote:
> How much is this wireless headset going to cost us?
> Would it work with say Three-D velosity and other games like the blind
> software games a
Hi Cara, the problem with linking this device with the iPhone, iPad, or iPod
touch, is that it would either have to be wireless, with a Bluetooth
connection, or a lightning connector, or the older 30 pin connector.
And as he has already stated, aprone has already constructed the device, and a
wi
as video intercept drivers which considering UI Automation .for
> WPF type applications really has no use under Windows 7/Windows 8 any
> more. So that and plenty of other things need to be removed and the
> screen reader really could use some house cleaning so to speak.
>
> Cheers!
ter too. I've noticed at looking
> at my over all system usage its using less memory as well. So I'm
> pretty happy with Windows 8.
>
> On 5/2/13, Dallas O'Brien wrote:
>> This is less true, of Windows 8. Windows 8 got rid of a lot of the arrow
>> theme
;>>> been updating and evolving little by little until we have something
>>>> completely different from what we had ten ore more years ago. Today
>>>> Gnome 3.8 is as different from Gnome 2.8 as Windows 8 is from XP, but
>>>> that change was gradual r
g errors!
> - Original Message - From: "Dallas O'Brien"
>
> To: "Gamers Discussion list"
> Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 8:33 AM
> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] challenge for developers, post xp windows
>
>
>> Hi, also, I'm not too sure w
This is less true, of Windows 8. Windows 8 got rid of a lot of the arrow theme
stuff, and 3-D graphics animations, at least in terms of the desktop
environment. Obviously if you're using apps with these kinds of things in them,
it still remains true. But one reason why windows 8 is so much faste
rent from Gnome 2.8 as Windows 8 is from XP, but
>>>> that change was gradual rather than over night. There was some
>>>> grumbling on the Orca list when Gnome whent from Gnome 2.32 to 3.0,
>>>> but those were mainly over access issues rather than the UI changes.
&g
e computer tech field, or simply
>> indifferent to what is going on around them until they have no choice
>> but to recognize the changes are coming.
>>
>> Cheers!
>>
>>
>> On 5/2/13, Dallas O'Brien wrote:
>> > Another thing to bear in mi
nk Windows users are a bit
>> spoiled by the fact Microsoft chose to keep their user interface as
>> long as they have. Apple, Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris, and pretty much
>> anybody who is anyone has been changing their user interfaces from
>> version to version and Microsoft just
Apple, Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris, and pretty much
> anybody who is anyone has been changing their user interfaces from
> version to version and Microsoft just chose to hit their customers all
> at once rather than ease them into it the way other software companies
> have.
>
> On
I'm sorry, but I don't see how just because jaws can't access windows eight
correctly, that it means windows eight is in accessible. Due to the fact that
NVDA works with it perfectly well, and yes, I have tested jaws 14 myself. And I
agree, JAWS 14 is hopeless in windows eight. But I don't think
More secure, does not necessarily mean antivirus. Yes, having an anti-virus
package in place can help, but in the end, viruses are actually the least of
your worries. There are a lot of gaps in Windows XP, that have yet to be
filled. Ways and means, that people can use, to get hold of informatio
ndows
>
>
>> Yes this much is true, but I don't think that there would be anoff room in a
>> truck for all those people. So it is much eazier to just kidnap the one that
>> started it all. lol
>>
>>
That's rather cool. A very neat idea. Good on them for doing it.
Dallas
On 01/05/2013, at 23:26, Draconis wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Ironically, this article just came up in my RSS feeds, and I highly recommend
> reading it. Sheer brilliance.
>
> http://www.greenheartgames.com/2013/04/29/what-h
7;t think that there would be anoff room in a
> truck for all those people. So it is much eazier to just kidnap the one that
> started it all. lol
>
> --
> From: "Dallas O'Brien"
> Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 6:23
don't think that there would be anoff room in a
> truck for all those people. So it is much eazier to just kidnap the one that
> started it all. lol
>
> ------
> From: "Dallas O'Brien"
> Sent: Tuesday, April 3
Note. You could pin apps to the taskbar in Windows 7 as well. LOL. That is not
a windows 8 thing.
Regards:
Dallas
On 01/05/2013, at 17:00, Thomas Ward wrote:
> Hi Charles,
>
> Well, one thing Microsoft has done in Windows 8 that is superior to XP
> is they have a new API called UI Automation
Yes, that would probably be a good way around it. You want a machine with at
least 8 GB of RAM. So that you can dedicate either 2 or 4 gigs to a virtual
machine.
Yet another reason, I'm considering a Mac. I could have the Mac OS, if I have
enough resaws is as well, I could then run windows eight
It would also mean, that you can create games with very intense audio
soundscapes, and still get very good response times out of the machine for
navigating around and other actions within the game. Where as on 32-bit, you
probably can't do that very easily, not with very intense audio soundscape
wrong way round. 32 bit software does work on 64. its 64 software that
won't work in 32 bit operating systems.
regards:
Dallas
On 01/05/2013, Charles Rivard wrote:
> You do what your customers will be able to use. If the majority of your
> customers might?? be using down the road, you cut the c
Why on earth would you go after Bill Gates, LOL. He no longer has very much to
do with Microsoft. Most of everything has passed on to other people long ago.
LOL
Perhaps you should track down the people responsible for the changes you don't
like, and chase them down and kidnap them.
Heheheheheheh
In regards to finding out a little more about who games and how many are out
there. I would suggest creating a survey page, and transmitting it on Twitter
and other social networks. You would be very surprised how quickly it gets out
there, and how many people will respond. Just a suggestion, bu
Unfortunately, one problem with the touchscreen idea, is that as of yet, it's
not as effective in windows as we would probably like. Certainly not as usable
as an iPhone, or a Mac with a touchpad. However, I'm sure that this will
increase as time goes by. NVDA is getting there, but it still quit
As an interesting note, for those using Windows 8, pressing the Windows key and
x, will bring up the power users menu. This includes the Control Panel, command
prompt, command prompt with administrator privileges, and power options, and
many other various power user selections. It's not an obvio
Hi, on top of all this, there is one simple thing to look at. Look at the main
gaming industry. There are a lot of games out there that do not support
anything less than Windows 7. So we aren't the first to see this happen. In
fact, the audio games industry is being held back by the fact that we
Hi, also, I'm not too sure where the idea that Microsoft has not been helping
accessibility in more modern versions of windows.
In fact, Windows 7, and more especially windows 8, are far more accessible than
XP ever was. And their knew protocols, and APIs, that provide better
accessibility now,
Ah, yes, I understand. 7zip does in fact have the ability to make self
extractors, but I'm not sure that they are as complex as WinZips.
Regards:
Dallas
On 29/04/2013, at 18:31, "Jim Kitchen" wrote:
> Hi Dallas,
>
> Yeah, I guess that lots of people like 7zip, but since I bought WinZip and
>
Hi, yes, Ever since windows XP, there has been a zip utility built into the
file Explorer. As Tom said, it's not fancy, but it does do the job. However,
one note to keep in mind, is that although it can unzip basic zip files, it
cannot unzip the more complex and higher compression zip files done
let me confirm for you. the winkit works perfectly fine, even on windows
8 32 bit. so no problems at your end. i'd say something went wrong
during download.
regards:
Dallas
On 26/04/2013 08:19, Jim Kitchen wrote:
Hi Thomas,
Thank you. I appreciate you answering my question. I will pass it o
no. pritty much all CPU's these days, are 64 bit. whether they be dual
core, quad core, or 8 core systems. 64 bit OS's doesn't require quad
core, at all.
regards:
Dallas
On 25/04/2013, Desiree Oudinot wrote:
> Oh yeah, I can imagine. This is only a dual core processor, though.
> Wouldn't I need
yeah. exactly. also, another thing to note. in the mainstream gaming
world, they don't usualy tell people something is coming out, till its
coming out. lol. or they advertise it, but only when its actually
complete, and ready for shipping, and they are just completing the
process of supplying the s
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