Shanghai 2.0 vs. MacIIci

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From: Kenneth Holden Chang
Date: Tue, 10 Apr 1990 00:27

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David Resnick writes of problems running Shanghai 2.0 on a MacIIci:

>   The initial screen setup is fine, and I can play one game.  If I try
>to use the New Game Menu, whatever I select does one of two things:
>
>  Under Finder: System Crash, ID=01
>  Under M-Finder: Application Unexpectedly Quits

I had similar problems until I installed Virtual. For some reason, 
Shanghai runs perfectly happily on a IIci with Virtual and crashes without
it. The 9 meg of virtual memory is a nice side benefit, too. :)

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