Warcraft II map editor and windows 3.1

[Paul Wang]

In article <4am7f8$u...@obelix.interworld.com.au>,
Michael Hibbard <dav...@tnet.com.au> wrote:
>is the map editor compatible with windows 3.11 for those of us who
>haven't upgraded to windows 95?, if not can I use other people's maps
>which have been designed in win 95
>
>Any information would be appreciated, even though it won't stop me from
>buying it when it comes out in Western Australia
>
>Thanks
>
>Michael Hibbard
>dav...@tnet.com.au
>

You can use the editor with Windows 3.1. You just have
to have Win32S and WinG installed.

They can both be obtained at ftp.microsoft.com
Win32s is PW118.EXE and WinG is WING10.EXE (I think)

Good Luck.

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Paul Wang paul...@csua.berkeley.edu
University of California at Berkeley paul...@aimnet.com

[Michael Hibbard]

[Warrick Whatman]

Michael Hibbard <dav...@tnet.com.au> wrote:

:is the map editor compatible with windows 3.11 for those of us who

:Thanks

:Michael Hibbard
:dav...@tnet.com.au

Micheal,
You need the win32 program - its a 32 bit program for Windows 3.11.
Its on the Net somewhere, sorry I can't remember where - I got it off
a local bulletin board, maybe try:
http://www.sv.net.au/cws/
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[mrw...@ibm.net]

>:is the map editor compatible with windows 3.11 for those of us who
>:haven't upgraded to windows 95?, if not can I use other people's maps
>:which have been designed in win 95

To use the map editor, war2edit.exe, under wfw 3.11 you need two files.
Both are available at ftp.microsoft.com. File names are:

pw1118.exe (win32)
wing10.exe (winG)

they are self extracting zip files. Run them to extract and then
run the setup.exe program from within windows.

-mike