J
John
I agree. Pinball should have Classic status.
C
Cy!on
John said:
Well you can just copy the pinball game from XP, but it IS actually a proper
store bought game that was slimmed down for inclusion in XP. So, you could
always just buy the proper game and get other tables too!
G
Guest
Zack Whittaker said:The games that are in Vista now, are finalised and there to stay. Whether
Windows Ultimate Extra's decides to throw in a validation-gift, that's up to
them but at the moment, the games are staying as they are)
Is it possible to copy the XP application of Hearts to Vista? The new
Hearts is slow and a pain.
J
JerryM \(ID\)
Just a note,
Almost all of the original Windows Entertainment Pack that started way back
with Windows3 still work.
Almost all of the original Windows Entertainment Pack that started way back
with Windows3 still work.
G
Guest
Hi!
Its pretty simple:
1) In your WinXP, go to C:\Windows\System32 and copy "mshearts.exe" and
"cards.dll". You'll need a floppy or pendrive or something to copy from XP to
Vista ofcourse.
2) Just paste those files in Vista in the same folder C:\Windows\System32
and you're ready to start!
3) I dont think this program'll be recognised (it didn't for me) by the
"Games Explorer" in Vista so you have to create seperate shortcuts for that
Please note!!: In my version of Vista, I had removed the games from it so I
dont know if there'll be another "cards.dll" file somewhere in the same
folder. To be safe, copy both to some other folder like "C:\Windows\System" -
this way i'm pretty sure that both the new hearts and the old one will lead a
peaceful co-existence!
Its pretty simple:
1) In your WinXP, go to C:\Windows\System32 and copy "mshearts.exe" and
"cards.dll". You'll need a floppy or pendrive or something to copy from XP to
Vista ofcourse.
2) Just paste those files in Vista in the same folder C:\Windows\System32
and you're ready to start!
3) I dont think this program'll be recognised (it didn't for me) by the
"Games Explorer" in Vista so you have to create seperate shortcuts for that
Please note!!: In my version of Vista, I had removed the games from it so I
dont know if there'll be another "cards.dll" file somewhere in the same
folder. To be safe, copy both to some other folder like "C:\Windows\System" -
this way i'm pretty sure that both the new hearts and the old one will lead a
peaceful co-existence!
G
Guest
No its not included but dont lose heart! There's a way around it. In fact its
SO simple you'll probably wonder why you didn't think of it.
1) You need pendrive or floppy or LAN or watever
2) You need XP
Wat to do?
1) Go to "C:\Program Files\Windows NT" in your WinXP.
2) There'll be a folder called "Pinball". Copy it to your pendrive or
watever you're gonna use
3) Paste the folder "Pinball" in "C:\Program Files\Windows NT" in Windows
Vista
This game wont be recognised by "Games Explorer" so you'll have to manually
create a shortcut to "C:\Program Files\Windows NT\Pinball\Pinball.exe"
Thats it! Ready to use!
Enjoy your game!
SO simple you'll probably wonder why you didn't think of it.
1) You need pendrive or floppy or LAN or watever
2) You need XP
Wat to do?
1) Go to "C:\Program Files\Windows NT" in your WinXP.
2) There'll be a folder called "Pinball". Copy it to your pendrive or
watever you're gonna use
3) Paste the folder "Pinball" in "C:\Program Files\Windows NT" in Windows
Vista
This game wont be recognised by "Games Explorer" so you'll have to manually
create a shortcut to "C:\Program Files\Windows NT\Pinball\Pinball.exe"
Thats it! Ready to use!
Enjoy your game!
G
Guest
How to install wwe-raw game in windows vista home. does it work on this os
A
Andy [YaYa]
MSK said:
First off, post a new message, don't respond to a dead thread.
Second, yes it does work, put the CD in the drive, follow the setup
instructions. If you are having specific problems please post the problems
along with your computer make and model number.
kthxbai,
-A.