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On Fri, 23 May 1997 at 00:41:02 in article <rRV3GTAOmNhzEwo1@colskip.dem
on.co.uk>, "Colin Smith." <colskip@colskip.demon.co.uk> writes

>I was under the impression that EF2000 could only be played in DOS
>according to the readme files, have you tried this.

My copy of EF2000 is the W95 version and doesn't run in DOS.

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In article <01bc6700$f7d00f80$7eab77c2@jon.u-net>, Adam Jonathan
Crossley <wac@jon.u-net.com> writes
>Help,
>
>I am having problems running Windows 95 games.
>
>I have been playing Quake on the internet for a while now and
>I keep on getting points in the game where it freezes for a second
>or two. When I play another Win95 game such as Need for
>Speed 2, or Super EF2000 they also freeze the same after a few
>minutes. It seems that the time between when it freezes are the same
>say about two minutes or so.
>
>BTW NFS2 and EF2000 are played without connecting to another PC,
>they are played stand alone.
>
>Please help if you can, this is really getting me down.  :o(
>
>Ad.
>aka Wac.
I was under the impression that EF2000 could only be played in DOS
according to the readme files, have you tried this.
-- 
Colin Smith.                               colskip@colskip.demon.co.uk
        Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today, if you     
          do it today and like it, you can do it again tomorrow.

In article <NqgovEASKUhzEw+9@swindon-fc.demon.co.uk>, Chris King
<Chris.King@swindon-fc.demon.co.uk.mars> writes
>On Fri, 23 May 1997 at 00:41:02 in article <rRV3GTAOmNhzEwo1@colskip.dem
>on.co.uk>, "Colin Smith." <colskip@colskip.demon.co.uk> writes
>
>>I was under the impression that EF2000 could only be played in DOS
>>according to the readme files, have you tried this.
>
>My copy of EF2000 is the W95 version and doesn't run in DOS.
>
Whoops, Forgot about that.
-- 
Colin Smith.                               colskip@colskip.demon.co.uk
        Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today, if you     
          do it today and like it, you can do it again tomorrow.

In article <01bc6700$f7d00f80$7eab77c2@jon.u-net>, Adam Jonathan
Crossley <wac@jon.u-net.com> writes
>Help,
>
>I am having problems running Windows 95 games.
>
>I have been playing Quake on the internet for a while now and
>I keep on getting points in the game where it freezes for a second
>or two. When I play another Win95 game such as Need for
>Speed 2, or Super EF2000 they also freeze the same after a few
>minutes. It seems that the time between when it freezes are the same
>say about two minutes or so.
>
>BTW NFS2 and EF2000 are played without connecting to another PC,
>they are played stand alone.
>
>Please help if you can, this is really getting me down.  :o(
>
>Ad.
>aka Wac.
If this person is talking about the PC crashing, then I have sent
something to PC Guide.12 June 97.  :o) (o:
-- 
Chicken B

I know, I had that problem too. It seems to be from the way stuff got
installed. What I did was to just reinstall everything.

> >I have been playing Quake on the internet for a while now and
> >I keep on getting points in the game where it freezes for a second
> >or two. When I play another Win95 game such as Need for
> >Speed 2, or Super EF2000 they also freeze the same after a few
> >minutes. It seems that the time between when it freezes are the same
> >say about two minutes or so.