- Publication date
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1995
- Topics
- DOS extras, DOS game patches
- Item Size
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169.5K
Copy the files from the floppy disk to the directory on your hard
disk where you installed Death Gate. The default for this
directory is C:\DGATE.
Switch to the directory on your hard disk where you copied the
files from the floppy disk and type PATCH.
Run the game as usual. Press Alt-C whenever you want to save a
screen shot. Screen shots will be written to a .PCX file in the
current directory. The first screen will be named SCREEN00.PCX,
the second will be SCREEN01.PCX, the third will be SCREEN02.PCX,
etc. The two digit number in the file name will be incremented
each time you take a screen shot, until it reaches 99. If the
screen shot is written to disk successfully, you will hear two
short beeps, rising in pitch, from your PC speaker. If the
screen shot fails, you will hear one, long, low pitched beep.
- Addeddate
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2021-12-19 18:17:10
- Identifier
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DGATE
- Scanner
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Internet Archive HTML5 Uploader 1.6.4
- Year
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1995
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