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Whistler 01-08-2004 16:54

See how good your memory is
 
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Check out the attached file :)
Don't cheat (i.e., use a piece of paper instead of your brain). :D

TruB 01-08-2004 17:54

Re: See how good your memory is
 
played games like there before..
what i dont like about just this game is that its too slow.. i want some rythm in it.. while waiting on to let me type in the numbers i started think about other things.. one time i wanted to press space and enter just to make it go faster.. but its stopped.. just to slow.. i rather use the mouse also..

sPlOrYgOn 01-08-2004 19:23

Re: See how good your memory is
 
maybe it should be (1 + 0.1 * length) for how long to wait..
I dropped out around length == 10 :D I can't remember a thing

Pierre-Marie Baty 01-08-2004 23:39

Re: See how good your memory is
 
...says: "rnbovdd.dll not found" :(

and I'm feeling lazy tonight... don't think I'm gonna try recompiling it :D

Whistler 02-08-2004 09:18

Re: See how good your memory is
 
"...says: "rnbovdd.dll not found""
It's DOS program (compiled with Turbo C 2.0), which doesn't need DLL files :)

TruB 02-08-2004 13:04

Re: See how good your memory is
 
i no problem running it

Pierre-Marie Baty 02-08-2004 15:37

Re: See how good your memory is
 
That's what I meant : rnbovdd.dll is part of the 16-bit MSDOS subsystem on win2k/XP machines..

sPlOrYgOn 03-08-2004 04:48

Re: See how good your memory is
 
strange.. I'm on WinXP PRO and it doesn't seem to ask me for that dll... nor do I have that dll...

Whistler 05-08-2004 01:39

Re: See how good your memory is
 
@PM: I also haven't found that file in my Win2K evaluation CD. Perhaps some virus which needs that .dll has associated itself with .exe files. Take care !

Pierre-Marie Baty 05-08-2004 04:46

Re: See how good your memory is
 
rnbovdd IS a virtual device driver for the 16-bit emulation virtual machine, it AINT a virus :D

why it isn't present anymore on our windows machines, I have no clue...

but thanks for taking care ;)


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