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I received an e-mail from someone who was able to successfully run the
Cybermaster software on Windows XP. His tips are as follows:
"1. Instead of using the Quicktime that comes with Cybermaster, I went to
apple.com and downloaded the latest. It seems to work better with XP. When
I used the old Quicktime, I saw the same failure mode that you described.
2. Once I installed the program, I right-clicked on the icon for the
executable, picked properties, selected the last tab (can't remember the
name) and chose "Windows 98" compatibility mode. Not sure if this is
necessary, but I don't think it hurts.
These settings also worked with the Mission expansion set (8450).
Hope this helps!"
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In lugnet.robotics.cybermaster, Brian Bagnall wrote:
> I received an e-mail from someone who was able to successfully run the
> Cybermaster software on Windows XP. His tips are as follows:
>
> "1. Instead of using the Quicktime that comes with Cybermaster, I went to
> apple.com and downloaded the latest.
If you get error 8065006D at start-up, that means you have an incompatible
QuickTime environment. Cybermaster will only run with Quicktime 6.4 or lower.
It;'s NOT compatible with version 7 onwards. Lego Technical Support have
confirmed this to me recently (May 2008).
>
> 2. Once I installed the program, I right-clicked on the icon for the
> executable, picked properties, selected the last tab (can't remember the
> name) and chose "Windows 98" compatibility mode. Not sure if this is
> necessary, but I don't think it hurts.
Lego Technical Support confirm that Windows95 Compatibility mode IS required.
HTH!
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