Monte Carlo on FIBS
Gamer Cafe Software
***Special Giveaway Offer!!
Monte Carlo is about to surpass 100,000 experience points on FIBS, a
success which Gamer Cafe Software would like to celebrate. So, a
Windows version of Monte Carlo is being given away absolutely FREE.
Just visit the Gamer Cafe Software web-site at http://www.gamercafe.com
to download a 1 pt player version of MonteCarlo Backgammon for FREE.
...Enjoy...
Donald Kahn
bkly...@NOThotmail.com (NYCGuy) wrote:
>On Sun, 21 Jun 1998 01:19:59 GMT, Gamer Cafe Software
><hac...@gamercafe.com> wrote:
>
>>Just visit the Gamer Cafe Software web-site at http://www.gamercafe.com
>>to download a 1 pt player version of MonteCarlo Backgammon for FREE.
>>
>>...Enjoy...
>
>It would have been helpful of you to indicate here that your software will
>only run on Win95 and NT.
A Windows 3.1 user!! Should be installed in the American Museum of
Natural History!!
deekay
Marina Smith
On Sun, 21 Jun 1998 09:43:21 GMT, don...@easynet.co.uk (Donald Kahn)
wrote:
>A Windows 3.1 user!! Should be installed in the American Museum of
>Natural History!!
A: Not everyone here is American
B: Windows PCs are not the only choice - Macs, Amigas and UNIX systems
exist, for example
C: Why get an expensive, undependable system if it's not necessary for
what you do?
On this last point, I just helped install a 486SX PC with DOS for
someone reluctantly upgrading from a 386SX - he needed more memory and
this was the cheapest and esaiest way to get it (second hand prices of
such old machines being so low). He didn't want, and doesn't need,
Windows to run WordPerfect and Norton AntiVirus, which is all he needs
to run his small business. I ma happily running Win95 - in a few
months are you going to mock me for not spending money to go to 32MB
RAM and Win 98? Why should I? I have what I need.
Marina / mas on fibs
--
Marina Smith - Reading, UK. To email me, remove XX from my address.
Rodrigo Andrade
Thank you for giving me a chance to play Monte Carlo. It's almost
impossible to play it on FIBS (there seems to be a queue of players to play
it).
Rodrigo
Robert-Jan Veldhuizen
On 21-jun-98 19:01:17, Marina Smith wrote:
MS> On Sun, 21 Jun 1998 09:43:21 GMT, don...@easynet.co.uk (Donald Kahn)
MS> wrote:
>>A Windows 3.1 user!! Should be installed in the American Museum of
>>Natural History!!
MS> A: Not everyone here is American
MS> B: Windows PCs are not the only choice - Macs, Amigas and UNIX systems
MS> exist, for example
MS> C: Why get an expensive, undependable system if it's not necessary for
MS> what you do?
MS> On this last point, I just helped install a 486SX PC with DOS for
MS> someone reluctantly upgrading from a 386SX - he needed more memory and
MS> this was the cheapest and esaiest way to get it (second hand prices of
MS> such old machines being so low). He didn't want, and doesn't need,
MS> Windows to run WordPerfect and Norton AntiVirus, which is all he needs
MS> to run his small business. I ma happily running Win95 - in a few
MS> months are you going to mock me for not spending money to go to 32MB
MS> RAM and Win 98? Why should I? I have what I need.
As Windows98 is definitely more than a "game" (a joke too, f.i.), we can
expect it to sell at $1,000 or more, because hardly anyone needs it
:-)
--
Zorba/Robert-Jan(Economics 103)
News1
I think most people naturally assume software is win 95 or NT only unless
otherwise stated. To actually assume software released these days will
support an operating system as outdated as win 3.1x is slightly more than
optimistic...its a bit silly.
Julian
Gamer Cafe Software wrote in message <358C5DBB...@gamercafe.com>...
>***Special Giveaway Offer!!
>
>Monte Carlo is about to surpass 100,000 experience points on FIBS, a
>success which Gamer Cafe Software would like to celebrate. So, a
>Windows version of Monte Carlo is being given away absolutely FREE.
>
Rodrigo Andrade
Agreed!!!! Windows 98 will be on the shelves pretty soon, and Windows 95 is
the standard platform, like DOS was some 5 years ago. Most software
developers don't even bother in writing programs supported by Windows 3.x.
Rodrigo