DA~ 2-00~PIEL KOMM MIT IN DEN 2.00 Bestimmt warst du schon einmal im Zoo!? Aber wahrscheinlich noch nie im Neustädter Zoo bei Benjamin Blümchen. Dort leben eine Menge verschiedener Tiere: Känga, das Känguru-Kind, Leo Löwe, Robby Robbe und viele andere. Sie alle müssen versorgt werden. Das macht ja normalerweise immer Wärter Karl, aber der musste ganz dringend zu einem wichtigen Zoowärter- Kongress. Für Benjamin und Otto ist es natürlich Ehrensache, ihn zu vertreten. Doch alleine schaffen sie die ganze Arbeit nicht. Gerda Giraffe hat einen steifen Hals und kommt nicht an ihr Futter. Die Küken haben keine Lust zum Essen zu kommen und verstecken sich. Leo Löwe hat schlechte Laune und braucht zur Aufmunterung eine Geschichte. Die Affenband ist zu faul zum Spielen und braucht Unterstützung. Und die frechen Robben haben den Zugang zu ihrer Rutsche kaputtgemacht. Hast du Lust, Benjamin und Otto bei ihrer Aufgabe zu unter- stützen? Sich um die Tiere zu kümmern, kann ja eigentlich nicht so schwer sein, oder? Und mit Benjamins und Ottos Hilfe klappt das ganz bestimmt. AL~O VIEL sPASS UND NIC-HT~ CAJ/E LOSGE SPIEL T! 3 Systemanforderungen/lnstallation Installation und Deinstallation Windows/Apple Macintosh 4 Was du zum Spielen wissen musst 5 Die Symbolleiste Spiel beenden 6 Probleme und wie du sie beseitigen kannst Hotline-Nummer 7 lizenzregelung Lizenz und Beschränkungen Mindestanforderungen Mindestanforderungen an 'l\Iindows an Apple Macintosh • Win9S/98/NT 4.0/2000/Windows me • Pentium 166 MHz • Grafikkarte (16 Bit) • MacOS 8.1 oder höher • Soundkarte • PPC 200 MHz • CD-ROM-Laufwerk • CD-ROM-Laufwerk • mind. 32 MB RAM verfügbar • mind. 32 MB RAM verfügbar Installation auf einem Installation auf einem Windows-PC M Apple Macintosh@ Lege die CD-ROM "Benjamin Blümchen- Lege die CD-ROM "Beniamin Blümchen- Das Zoospiei" bei eingeschaltetem Com- Das ZoospieI" bei eingeschaltetem puter in das CD-ROM-Laufwerk ein. Computer in das CD-ROM-Laufwerk ein. Wenn die Autostart-Funktion für dein Wenn die Autostart-Funktion für dein CD-ROM-Laufwerk aktiviert wurde, wird CD-ROM-Laufwerk aktiviert wurde, die Installation automatisch beginnen startet das Spiel automatisch. und du kannst die beiden folgenden Schritte überspringen. Wenn die Installation nicht ... Wenn das Spiel nicht ... von selbst startet, …

BOLO The mul ti- player battle game. (Apple Mac in tosh vers 10n ) ne xS my ¥. ¥, x r .:‘, x y, Oe, oF POO Ee D History Bolo was originally a multi-player game written in 1987 for the BBC microt , a British microcomputer made by Acorn Computers of Cambridge in 1982. Bolo has no connection with the game of the same name for the Apple II, although it is a similar game. The name is an unfortunate coincidence. The game Bolo is fundamentally based on communication between the computers running the game, and on communication between the players working together as teams. Bolo is the Hindi word for communication. How to get it When Bolo is finished, it will be distributed through the normal shareware channels. Until then, people who are prepared to run beta versions can obtain it by the following means: Within Stanford University: by Guest login on the AppleShare server “Bolo” in the AppleTalk zone “Rains”. Elsewhere: by anonymous ftp from “bolo.stanford.edu”. System Requirements ¢ Macintosh Plus or later model of Apple Macintosh. ¢ Any AppleTalk network connection: LocalTalk, EtherTalk, TokenTalk, or even AppleTalk Remote Access. e System 6 or later. t Although it cost only £235 ($400) and was 6502 based like the Apple II, the BBC micro had more in common with the Macintosh. It had its equivalents of QuickDraw, the sound manager, and an INIT loading mechanism. It supported cassette tape, floppy disks of various capacities, hard disks, and had a network file system, with the option of a quarter megabit CSMA network (called Econet) built in on the motherboard. It supported multiple additional slave processors of many different kinds, including the Acorn Risc Machine — the world’s first dollar-per-MIPS processor ($27 for 27 MIPS) — which has now finally reached the USA in the form of the Apple Intelligent Assistant. Its incomparably good BASIC taught me to use functions, procedures, recursion, local variables, pointers, while loops etc. so that for years I never understood the “Goto Considered Harmful” debate — but then I had never used one, or a ‘gosub’ for that matter. It had inline assembler, like modern C compilers, but still provided Operating System calls to do everything, with dire warnings that IBM PC style poking the hardware would cause your program to fail on multi-processor configurations or on later versions of the BBC micro hardware. I offer my gratitude to the geniuses who created this machine which gave me my start in the computer business. The game The game is a tank battle set on an island, for up to 16 players, using separate computers and monitors, so that each cannot see what the others are doing. …

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