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Subject: Re: "No XP Compatible..." How that's Possible?

Author: Roy Eassa

Date: 10:17:19 12/06/01

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I too have switched to XP (from Win98se) and am sad that I cannot use Century --
not version 3, which I already own, or version 4, which now makes no sense to
buy.  I suspect there are many other people in the same boat.


On December 06, 2001 at 12:20:10, Fernando Villegas wrote:

>Dear Ed:
>I have seen some adds about Rebel Century 4 where it is simply stated that the
>program is not XP compatible. Not that it will be compatible or could be
>compatible in a near future, but just "not compatible" . I understand from that
>sentence you gave up the effort. How is that possible? XP is windows and windows
>is the thing by now, like it or not. I upgrade to XP to get a better OS and so
>is doing lot of people, including those that like to talk of how bad a guy Bill
>has been. Surely people here in CCc is emigrating one by one to XP. We like to
>talk of the old good days of DOS and we like to talk of Linux, but we stay stuck
>with windows because we have hundreds of programs written in that code and so
>on.
>So, what I would like to see in your add is something like "we are working on
>that, Century 4 will run in XP soon".
>I repeat: I just cannot believe you could just drop the thing. I had thought in
>purchasing it the same and run it in my old Armada 266 Mhz, but i changed my
>mind and I will not. Why should I get an old and slow computer from a closet
>just to play century?
>So I say: Century 4 is not compatible with my list of chess purchases for the
>time being.
>My very best and sad regards
>fernando



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