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Check the rule #11: 11) Linking to, offering, requesting, or hinting at the existence or whereabouts of warez, abandonwarez or other illegal content, can result in immediate banning.

I guess they give you one after each level. Here is something I found: Level Star System Name Password 2 McAuliffe SPACEACE 1RCCMCBLGW 3 Gimle SPACEACE 1HCWFKVMZH 4 Dakota...

If you want, I can email them to you. Just let me know.

It works fine for me. I don't know why you got a bad link. :confused: The files are too big to attach to the post. (2x 1.0mb + 1x 0.6mb). You may want to try these instead. http://ayumi_chan15.tripod.com/wc/wc1.html http://ayumi_chan15.tripod.com/wc/wc2.html

If you mean DosBox, the Dos emulator, check this thread: http://www.crius.net/zone/showthread.php?t=8188

You can also check this thread: http://www.crius.net/zone/showthread.php?t=8188 Since you have the game installed, it will be a bit different, but it should work fine.

You can also check this thread to solve your speed and sound problem. http://www.crius.net/zone/showthread.php?t=8188

You can check this tread: http://www.crius.net/zone/showthread.php?t=8188

Found a little thing. It's some guides (pdf), that shows how to setup and install WC1, WC2 and Armada to play in DosBox, so you can play in windows 98, XP, BeOS and Linux at full speed and sound. :cool: Tried it and it works fine for me. Here the link for the guides...

Fullscreen: Have you tried Alt+Enter to switch from fullscreen to window mode. Support: WC1 and 2 works fine, but for WC2 you need savegames, because you can't type anything in the Create New Player or in the Import Savegame. Privateer and Armada doesn't work for now.

Direct 3D can load .x files without any problem. There is a plugin for it in the DirectX SDK or in an addon to the SDK on Microsoft web site. Most games have their own vertex format and you'll need to add your mesh to the object list to be able to render it in the game. You will probably need...

It's the Dos protected mode. It doesn't work in windows. Depending of your computer speed (at least 1Ghz PC), you can try DosBox on SourceForge.net, it's a free Dos emulator and you'll be able to play Wing Commander Academy in WinXP.

DosBox, on sourceforge.net, can play WC1 and Academy with full sound and speed. The other ones doesn't work. It should work on Win2K, because it works on XP, Linux, BeOS...

It's an installer, you should be able to run the program by double-clicking on it. If you have a download manager, you probably downloaded crap. SourceForge.net is not really friendly with those kinds of programs. Here's a direct link...

I tried with DosBox and it doesn't work for me. I can't type the drive letter when I'm at the "Copy from which Drive?". I'll try something else later.

Dowload moslo. ( I think it's moslo132.zip or moslo.zip ) Unpack it with winzip, winace, winrar or the build in zip program in xp. To run the program: in the start menu, select Run... , then type cmd, click ok. Change the path to the moslo path. Something like that: c: cd\games\moslo...

I guess will have to wait until we're all living in an old folks home to get KS for free.

moslo is safe to use. It's just using most of the cpu power, so the juice left to the game is like a 486DX or a pentium. I think it's like Seti@Home or something. If you close the program your computer will work as good as ever. For the music, you might need vdmsound ( ntvdm.cjb.net ) to...

Bad news. My most recent PC: a Athlon Xp 1700+ and a P4 1.8, don't have the boot from USB support. :( Not even if I flash the Bios with the most recent update. I'll try to find someone with a better PC... or buy a new one :D

I checked some documentation on a Transcend 256mb USB key. To boot from it, you need a motherboard that supports USB-ZIP or USB-HDD as first boot device. USB-HDD is supported only by Win98/Win98SE. They say it creates a MS-DOS boot disk and it allows you to run MS-DOS programs. :) If...