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轰...一排人倒下了 
爬起来吧,呵呵.
盘找到了. 如下的"读我".
盘里海有些莫名其妙的东西,比如
sanx,(三国??)
homepage (教学资料??)
wps97
general (一个游戏??)
估计占了一半,约300兆,做iso一起给了,还是删掉??
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Late Notes
LANDS OF LORE: The Throne of Chaos
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Platform: PC CD-ROM
Date: January 10, 1994
1. NEW to the CD version:
1.1 "Lore of the Lands," read by Patrick Stewart
1.2 OPTIONS (variable volume control for music and voice)
1.3 Mixing sound effects and voice
1.4 Dual sound card support
1.5 Demos of other Westwood products
2. Technical Support:
2.1 How do I change the VOICE, MUSIC or SOUND EFFECT volumes?
2.2 What is "extended memory" and how do I get more?
2.3 Why does the CD drive sometimes take a LONG time to access?
2.4 Why are some weird problems occurring when I have TSRs running?
2.5 What if I have a sound card not listed in the "Setup?"
and what is "Sound Blaster emulation" if I have some
other sound card?
2.6 How come no VOICE is playing?
2.7 Why do I have strange problems with HIGHSCAN in my config.sys?
2.8 Why should I turn WRITE CACHE off?
2.9 What do I do if I spill coffee on my keyboard?
2.10 How do I get more HELP?
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LATE BREAKING CREDITS!!!
Craig Warmsely at Virgin Interactive Entertainmant, Assistant Producer
Rebecca A. Heidt at Westwood Studios, QA department
Thanks, kids!
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NEW to the CD version **************************************************
1.1 "Lore of the Lands," read by Patrick Stewart
We've included a brief (about 3 minutes) exploration through
the history of the Lands from the Golden Age of the Ancients
through the War of the Heretics up to the present situation at
Gladstone Keep. Patrick Stewart (King Richard) reads the text
and graphics accompany the dialog. Access this through the Main
Menu (you must have selected a character and saved a game in
the first level before the Main Menu is accessible) by selecting
"Lore of the Lands." This is not necessary to complete the game,
but it may give you additional insights to the "Lands of Lore."
1.2 OPTIONS (variable volume control for music and voice)
Slider controls have been implemented to allow you to adjust the
music, sound effects, and voice volumes to a comfortable level.
Turn any type of audio off by sliding the volumes to the far left.
Turning the voice audio off automatically turns text (subtitles) on.
Access this option through the AUDIO CONTROLS button on the OPTIONS
menu (available by clicking on the "disk" icon in the left bottom
corner of the game screen.)
To select a new language to appear as a subtitle to the English
audio, select GAME CONTROLS from the main OPTIONS screen. Select
the language you wish and select TEXT IS ON. Turn TEXT to OFF
when you want the subtitles to disappear. The default if you
install in a foreign language is TEXT IS ON.
1.3 Mixing sound effects and voice
"Lands of Lore PC-CD-ROM" includes code that mixes sound effects
and digitized voice. Now you can hear the sword swing as the
monsters scream and you'll hear footsteps down the corridor as your
characters speak. This is automatically implemented if you
install under DOS. The WINDOWS version does not incorporate
this code.
1.4 Dual sound card support
You can select multiple sound cards for "Lands of Lore PC-CD-ROM."
You can play the music through your General Midi card (or other
sound card), hear sound effects through another card and get
digitized voice out of yet another card. The benefit is for you
players with the high quality midi cards which don't contain a DSP
chip. Now you can still hear the musical scores from your midi card
while you listen to the digitized voice. Access this feature
through the "Setup" program.
1.5 Demos of other Westwood products
We have included demos of other Westwood products in a DEMOS
directory. "Fables and Fiends: The Legend of Kyrandia," and
"Fables and Fiends II: The Hand of Fate" are available now on
disk and on CD (HOF will be available on CD in Spring 1994).
"DUNE II: The Building of a Dynasty" is available now on floppy
disks and will be available on SEGA Genesis in Spring 1994.
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Technical Support ******************************************************
2.1 How do I change the VOICE, MUSIC or SOUND EFFECT volumes?
Slider controls allow you to adjust the volumes of music, sound
effects, and voice volumes to a comfortable level. Access this
option through the AUDIO CONTROLS button on the OPTIONS menu
(available by clicking on the "disk" icon in the left bottom
corner of the game screen.)
German and French subtitles to the English audio are available
through the GAME CONTROLS selection on the OPTIONS screen. Select
the language you wish and select TEXT IS ON. Turn TEXT to OFF
when you want the subtitles to disappear. If you install in a
foriegn language the text is automatically set ON.
2.2 What is "extended memory" and how do I get more?
"Lands of Lore PC-CD-ROM" requires 2 MBytes XMS (up to 16 M Bytes
will be used by the program if you have it available.)
"XMS" is additional memory above 1 M Byte. A 4 M Byte machine
can have up to 3 M Bytes XMS.
Typically this memory uses a "memory manager" to control it and to
tell your computer where the memory is, what is in it, and how
to access it. These memory managers (like EMM386, which ships
with WINDOWS and DOS, QEMM, or 386MAX) allocate your memory into
2 or more distinct parts.
These memory managers may decrease the amount of XMS available to
you. To configure your system for more XMS, refer to your
DOS or memory manager documentation for more information.
As an example, this is the method to reconfigure a system
with EMM386 and 2 M Bytes configured for EMS to a system
with 2 M Bytes XMS.
1. On your BOOT Drive (usually drive C , backup the file
"CONFIG.SYS" to a "CONFIG.WWS" by typing the following
at the command line:
copy CONFIG.SYS CONFIG.WWS
2. Edit the file using EDIT:
edit config.sys
3. Locate in the file the line which contains:
DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE 2048
(There may be additional numbers in this same line)
4. Change the value 2048 (or whatever the value is) to a
lower value (multiples of 128 like 128, 256, 364, 1024 etc.)
You can remove all EMS by replacing the value 2048 with NOEMS.
DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE NOEMS
This modification has reallocated your memory (EMS) to the value
you typed in. If you changed the value to 128, you allocated 128 kbytes
of this extended memory to EMS. The remainder of your memory (whatever
your system has) is allocated to XMS. If you have a total of 8 MBytes
on your system, you've left more than 6 MBytes to XMS.
You must reboot your system for this change to take effect.
Recopy the file you saved as CONFIG.WWS if you want to restore your
system to its original configuration.
2.3 Why does the CD drive sometimes take a LONG time to access?
CD drives are not as fast as most hard drives. There are (as of
January 1994) single, double, and (new!) triple speed drives
available on the market. But this "speed" refers to the access
speed of the CD: 150 kBytes per second (kps) for the single
speed, 300 kps for the double speed, 450 kps for the triple
speed. The average hard drive speed at this date is more than
10 times faster than the double speed drives.
Occasionally, the CD drive will take a long time to locate and load
a file. This problem is due to the software drivers provided with
the CD player, which sometimes take longer than their average seek
time to locate a particular file. The problem will usually not
repeat. If you notice that the CD access in the game feels unusually
slow, contact the location where you bought the player to see what
diagnostics you can run to isolate problems.
Single speed drives can also "forget" a file location if they sit
idle for too long. This will result in our program prompting you
to reinsert the CD. Before you remove and reinsert the CD from
your system, try clicking with your mouse. That will usually
reinitialize everything properly. If the problem persists, try
restarting the game, and finally rebooting the machine. If the
problem still continues, we may need to replace your CD. Contact
our technical support line below.
2.4 Why are some weird problems occurring when I have TSRs running?
TSRs are programs which run while you run other programs. Examples of
these are Stacker (which compresses your hard drive), Anti virus checkers
(which watch for viruses on your system), etc.
Some TSRs will interfere with our memory management and cause some
unexplainable bugs. We recommend that if you experience any crash
bugs, and you have TSRs running in the background, you remove the
TSRs from memory when you play the games, and reinstate them after
you are done.
2.5 What if I have a sound card not listed in the "Setup" and what is
"Sound Blaster emulation" if I have some other sound card?
We support the Sound Blaster and Sound Blaster Pro families,
AdLib Gold and Gold Standard, and Roland MT-32/LAPC-1 and General
Midi (music only). Most cards on the market "emulate" one of
these cards, usually the Sound Blaster family. In "Setup", select
the card that your sound card recommends. Sometimes you may have
to check the IRQ and DMA channels for proper emulation.
If you have the card properly selected in "Setup," but are not
getting voice or music playback, see the next section.
2.6 How come no VOICE is playing?
Your sound card probably came with some software that allows you
to configure the IRQ (interrupts) and DMA channels for music
and digitized sound effect play back. This software is usually
automatically installed when you installed the card, and is
usually called "test-sbp" or "pastest" or something similar.
Run the software and note what the card ADDRESS is, what the
IRQ is, and what the DMA CHANNEL is. Refer to your sound card's
manual to find the proper settings for digitized effect playback
or emulating other sound cards. This may require you to reset
some jumpers on certain sound cards -- contact the sound card
representative for your card for specific instructions.
The following example (describing a Sound Blaster Pro) explains
some parameters that are used to describe your sound card to
software.
Check your "autoexec.bat" file in the root of your hard drive. There
should be a line which reads "set blaster=A220 D3 I5 T4". This line
can be broken down as follows:
"set blaster" (or some other sound card family) tells the system
which sound card you have.
"A220" is the address of the card (generally 220 or 240)
"D3" is the DMA channel for the card's digital playback
(can be 1 - 9, usually)
"I5" is the IRQ for the card (usually 1, 3, 5, 7, 10)
"T4" is a Sound Blaster notation describing what version of the
hardware is installed (in this case, a Sound Blaster Pro)
The numbers in this line should reflect what you found running the
test software. If it doesn't, follow the instructions provided with
your sound card for updating this file.
2.7 Why do I have strange problems with HIGHSCAN in my config.sys?
HIGHSCAN is a DOS 6.0 or higher command that determines the availability
of upper memory (see "What is extended memory" above) for use as
UMBs or EMS windows. HIGHSCAN can cause system problems on some
machines. If you experience a crash bug and have HIGHSCAN set
in your config.sys file, remove it for the time of operating the game.
change
DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE 2048 HIGHSCAN
to
rem DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE 2048 HIGHSCAN
DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE 2048
2.8 Why should I turn hard disk WRITE CACHING off?
Write caching is a function that intercepts any writes to the hard drive
and buffers it temporarily. This can cause our mixing code to
"stutter," or repeat words in a phrase. If you experience this problem,
turn the write caching off. A common example of write caching is in
Smart Drive.
At the command line ("c:\"), type "SMARTDRV /?". This will describe
the method for turning write caching on and off. Type "SMARTDRV" to
see a summary of your system setup.
2.9 What do I do if I spill coffee on my keyboard?
Turn the machine off and unplug the keyboard. Wipe as much excess
coffee off the board as possible, trying not to get more in between
the keys (you might want to turn the keyboard over and try wiping it
upside down.) Turn the keyboard upside-down and prop it up to drain.
Hope that nothing got ruined.
2.10 How do I get more HELP?
How do you get more HELP?! Call our Technical Support line!
1-(714)-833-1999
Technical Support Only! No hints!
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