Apple IIe Card Owner’s Guide K Apple Computer, Inc. This manual and the software described in it are copyrighted, with all rights reserved. Under the copyright laws, this manual or the software may not be copied, in whole or part, without written consent of Apple, except in the normal use of the software or to make a backup copy of the software. The same proprietary and copyright notices must be affixed to any permitted copies as were affixed to the original. This exception does not allow copies to be made for others, whether or not sold, but all of the material purchased (with all backup copies) may be sold, given, or loaned to another person. Under the law, copying includes translating into another language or format. You may use the software on any computer owned by you, but extra copies cannot be made for this purpose. The Apple logo is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Use of the “keyboard” Apple logo (Option-Shift-K) for commercial purposes without the prior written consent of Apple may constitute trademark infringement and unfair competition in violation of federal and state laws. © Apple Computer, Inc., 1992 ITC Zapf Dingbats is a registered 20525 Mariani Avenue trademark of International Typeface Cupertino, CA 95014-6299 Corporation. (408) 996-1010 NuBus is a trademark of Texas Apple, the Apple logo, AppleShare, Instruments. AppleTalk, Disk II, DuoDisk, QMS is a registered trademark and ImageWriter, LaserWriter, LocalTalk, ColorScript is a trademark of QMS, Inc. Macintosh, ProDOS, and StyleWriter are trademarks of Apple Computer, QuarkXPress is a registered trademark Inc., registered in the U.S. and other of Quark, Inc. countries. SuperPaint is a registered trademark of Apple Desktop Bus, Finder, and UniDisk Aldus Corporation. are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. Simultaneously published in the United Adobe, Adobe Illustrator, and PostScript States and Canada. are registered trademarks of Adobe Mention of third-party products is Systems Incorporated. for informational purposes only and Dolev PS is a trademark of Scitex constitutes neither an endorsement Corporation Ltd. nor a recommendation. Apple assumes no responsibility with regard to the Exposure is a registered trademark of performance or use of these products. Preferred Publishers, Inc. …

Apple IIe Card Owner’s Guide K Apple Computer, Inc. This manual and the software described in it are copyrighted, with all rights reserved. Under the copyright laws, this manual or the software may not be copied, in whole or part, without written consent of Apple, except in the normal use of the software or to make a backup copy of the software. The same proprietary and copyright notices must be affixed to any permitted copies as were affixed to the original. This exception does not allow copies to be made for others, whether or not sold, but all of the material purchased (with all backup copies) may be sold, given, or loaned to another person. Under the law, copying includes translating into another language or format. You may use the software on any computer owned by you, but extra copies cannot be made for this purpose. The Apple logo is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Use of the “keyboard” Apple logo (Option-Shift-K) for commercial purposes without the prior written consent of Apple may constitute trademark infringement and unfair competition in violation of federal and state laws. © Apple Computer, Inc., 1992 ITC Zapf Dingbats is a registered 20525 Mariani Avenue trademark of International Typeface Cupertino, CA 95014-6299 Corporation. (408) 996-1010 NuBus is a trademark of Texas Apple, the Apple logo, AppleShare, Instruments. AppleTalk, Disk II, DuoDisk, QMS is a registered trademark and ImageWriter, LaserWriter, LocalTalk, ColorScript is a trademark of QMS, Inc. Macintosh, ProDOS, and StyleWriter are trademarks of Apple Computer, QuarkXPress is a registered trademark Inc., registered in the U.S. and other of Quark, Inc. countries. SuperPaint is a registered trademark of Apple Desktop Bus, Finder, and UniDisk Aldus Corporation. are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. Simultaneously published in the United Adobe, Adobe Illustrator, and PostScript States and Canada. are registered trademarks of Adobe Mention of third-party products is Systems Incorporated. for informational purposes only and Dolev PS is a trademark of Scitex constitutes neither an endorsement Corporation Ltd. nor a recommendation. Apple assumes no responsibility with regard to the Exposure is a registered trademark of performance or use of these products. Preferred Publishers, Inc. …

IMG 1x03 • 93/04 Page 1 April 1993 Volume 1 - Issue 3 (Disk-Version) In This Issue! In this issue, a visit to Reactor Inc. and a look at their upcoming releases, Virtual Valerie 2 and the long-awaited Screaming Metal. Also in this issue, an exclusive interview with Spectrum HoloByte, publishers of such games as Falcon MC and the popular Tetris series. Plus reviews of The Journeyman Project, Bill Elliot's NASCAR Challenge, MacFLY joystick, Pax Imperia, V for Victory 2 and more. Last but nowhere near least, Hints, Tips, & Tricks, the IMG Game Poll continues, latest games release list, Strategy & Tactics, and an April Fool's Day joke somewhere.... Win free software! To find out how you can win some great games, look in the "IMG Game Poll” and “Subscription Order Form” sections this month. The IMG Rating Guide √ - Poor √ √ - Fair √ √ √ - Good √ √ √ √ - Excellent √√√√√ - Sublime The Crew Managing Editors Tuncer Deniz Jon A. Blum Senior Editors Brian J. Thomas Steven J. Freitas Christopher A. Myrick Reginald B. Milton Art Director Jon A. Blum Contributing Editors Neil Shapiro IMG 1x03 • 93/04 Page 2 Sandy Kettenhofen Bart G. Farkas Michael B. Johnson Paul Natsch Douglas Kiang Karen Kaye Subscriptions We make two issues available: Online Version • Condensed version of Inside Mac Games magazine. Disk Version • Special Edition of Inside Mac Games magazine with even MORE reviews, articles, and screen shots. • Shareware Game of the Month. • Patchers and Updaters for popular games. • And much, much more! For complete subscription information, please refer to the subscription form in the back of this issue. Back Issues of IMG: Send $3 for each back issue. Pre-payment is U.S. funds necessary. Make checks or money orders payable to Inside Mac Games. How to Reach Us We love mail! Send letters, comments, suggestions, games, rumors, subscriptions, old girlfriends, etc., to: Inside Mac Games Magazine™ 3862 Grace Lane Glenview, IL 60025 Tel/Fax: (708) 486-0636 (no need to call us via voice before sending a fax). or E-mail us: America Online: IMGames CompuServe: 71554,2761 GEnie: T.Deniz1 Internet: imgames@aol.com Legal Mumbo Jumbo Copyright ©1993 IMG Publishing™. All Rights Reserved. Material in this publication may not be reproduced in any form without permission of Inside Mac Games™. Please write for reprint permissions. Apple, Mac, and Macintosh are registered trademarks of Apple Computer Inc. Inside Mac Games is not affiliated in any way with Apple Computer Inc. All products or services mentioned in this publication are trademarks of their respective owners. Inside Mac Games is IMG 1x03 • 93/04 Page 3 not responsible for any damage or loss to your data or your equipment that results from the use of information or instructions contained in this magazine. Current subscription rates are $18/year for the on-line version, $24/year for the disk version. Opinions exp…

IMG 1x03 • 93/04 Page 1 Tue, 03 Apr, 2018 April 1993 Volume 1 - Issue 3 (Disk-Version) In This Issue! In this issue, a visit to Reactor Inc. and a look at their upcoming releases, Virtual Valerie 2 and the long-awaited Screaming Metal. Also in this issue, an exclusive interview with Spectrum HoloByte, publishers of such games as Falcon MC and the popular Tetris series. Plus reviews of The Journeyman Project, Bill Elliot's NASCAR Challenge, MacFLY joystick, Pax Imperia, V for Victory 2 and more. Last but nowhere near least, Hints, Tips, & Tricks, the IMG Game Poll continues, latest games release list, Strategy & Tactics, and an April Fool's Day joke somewhere.... Win free software! To find out how you can win some great games, look in the "IMG Game Poll” and “Subscription Order Form” sections this month. The IMG Rating Guide √ - Poor √ √ - Fair √ √ √ - Good √ √ √ √ - Excellent √√√√√ - Sublime The Crew Managing Editors Tuncer Deniz Jon A. Blum Senior Editors Brian J. Thomas Steven J. Freitas Christopher A. Myrick Reginald B. Milton Art Director Jon A. Blum Contributing Editors Neil Shapiro IMG 1x03 • 93/04 Page 2 Tue, 03 Apr, 2018 Sandy Kettenhofen Bart G. Farkas Michael B. Johnson Paul Natsch Douglas Kiang Karen Kaye Subscriptions We make two issues available: Online Version • Condensed version of Inside Mac Games magazine. Disk Version • Special Edition of Inside Mac Games magazine with even MORE reviews, articles, and screen shots. • Shareware Game of the Month. • Patchers and Updaters for popular games. • And much, much more! For complete subscription information, please refer to the subscription form in the back of this issue. Back Issues of IMG: Send $3 for each back issue. Pre-payment is U.S. funds necessary. Make checks or money orders payable to Inside Mac Games. How to Reach Us We love mail! Send letters, comments, suggestions, games, rumors, subscriptions, old girlfriends, etc., to: Inside Mac Games Magazine™ 3862 Grace Lane Glenview, IL 60025 Tel/Fax: (708) 486-0636 (no need to call us via voice before sending a fax). or E-mail us: America Online: IMGames CompuServe: 71554,2761 GEnie: T.Deniz1 Internet: imgames@aol.com Legal Mumbo Jumbo Copyright ©1993 IMG Publishing™. All Rights Reserved. Material in this publication may not be reproduced in any form without permission of Inside Mac Games™. Please write for reprint permissions. Apple, Mac, and Macintosh are registered trademarks of Apple Computer Inc. Inside Mac Games is not affiliated in any way with Apple Computer Inc. All products or services mentioned in this publication are trademarks of their respective owners. Inside Mac Games is IMG 1x03 • 93/04 Page 3 Tue, 03 Apr, 2018 not responsible for any damage or loss to your data or your equipment that results from the use of information or instructions contained in this magazine.…

Review: The Journeyman Project Reviewed by Neil Shapiro T y p e : Puzzle-Oriented Graphic Adventure P u b l i s h e r : Presto Studios Inc. Retail Price: $ 9 9 . 9 5 Mail Order: $ 6 9 . 9 5 R e q u i r e s : Mac II or better, 256 colors on 13" or larger, 5 MB RAM and CD-ROM drive P r o t e c t i o n : Off-disk copy-protection IMG Rating: √ √ √ √ 1 / 2 THE JOURNEYMAN PROJECT from Presto Studios is the latest entry into the Macintosh CD-ROM gaming sweepstakes to see what company will turn this revolutionary technology into a winning formula. Journeyman features wonderful digitized graphics, sound and animation, an involving story line and a puzzling plot. Is it not just a story about the future but the actual future of gaming itself? F u t u r e H i s t o r y . First, let's consider the story background. The game opens up in the city of Caldoria in 2318—about two hundred years after a unified world government was established. In 2308 the first contact was made with an alien race who gave Earth ten years to consider their Galactic proposal of having humanity join with them. Now, the ten year waiting period is up and the aliens are asking for a decision. But the decision is being influenced by the past—and the past is being changed. Time travel is a working discovery and some force is using it to change past history in order to make peaceable settlement with the aliens less possible. The player takes the part of a secret agent in the time-traveling Temporal Protectorate. The mission is to restore the time track to what it should be by thwarting the changes made in time before they are made! So far, interesting enough—but that could be the synopsis for just about any game on the scale from putrid to let's-not-eat-today-and-play. Any game player worth their scoreboard knows that the proof lies in how the graphics, interface, and "feel" of a game all add up. T h e E y e s H a v e I t . Graphics are the first thing in Journeyman that leap out at you, grab you by the lapels and say in a sort of excited, slobbering voice "This is IT! You're going to like THIS!" Review: The Journeyman Project Page 29 IMG 1x03 • 93_04 Too many games on CD-ROM and on one of those fifty-floppies in a box packages go for graphics that are bright and colorful and with-it and totally unbelievable. But the artists behind Journeyman have obviously studied their craft and would be capable of, say, storyboarding the next Ridley Scott movie. Better, the graphics all work together in an interactive manner that adds to the game's feel of being almost a virtual reality. B i o c h i p s are used by cyborg player to add functionality to their implants. As an agent of the Temporal Protectorate you have a cyborg bioattachment on your left eye called a Biotech Interface. Your Biotech Interface, depending on what biochips you have plugged into it, will display on a pop-up viewscreen below the main window all sorts of …

Strategy & Tactics: Gabriel Knight Submitted by Steven Wall Note: This is a complete walkthrough of Gabriel Knight. Day One St. George’s Book Shop Every morning read the paper by the coffeepot for hints on things to do every day. On the table you can find a magnifying glass and tweezers. On the top left shelf of the bookshelves on the back wall you can find a book by “Heinz Ritter.” On the right top shelf of the bookshelves there is a book on Snakes. Read both books. On the book shelf under the window you can find a German/English dictionary. Open the cash register and get a gift certificate. Use the “Question” icon on Grace, and ask her for messages. This will put the Police Station and Grandma Knight’s place on your map. Later in the day, you will need to ask Grace to do some research on Malia Gedde. (This triggers the end of the day.) Grandma Knight’s house. Use the “Question” icon on Grandma Knight, and ask about “Family” and “Family Members.” This will put the cemetery on the French Quarters Map. Go to the attic and take the sketchbook. Put the “operate” icon on the clock. You will see a close-up of the clock. Move the hands to 3:00 with the move icon. Move the outer circle until the dragon is at the top of the clock. Use “Operate” on the windup key. This will open the bottom drawer of the clock. Take the photo and letter. Open your inventory to look at the photo and read the letter. Reading the letter adds “Heinz Ritter” in Grandma’s topic and adds “shattenjager” to Global topics. Go ask Grandma about Heinz Ritter. Police Station Ask the desk sergeant about Mosely. He will give you an envelope from Mosely. Go into inventory and open the envelope to reveal a murder photo and Mosely’s graduation picture. Mosely’s Office Ask Mosely about the patterns at the crime scene, this will put “Other Patterns” in the topic menu. He will tell you about six other partial patterns. Ask about them. This will let you know that Officer Franks has the “case file.” Go talk to Officer Franks and have her pull the case file for you. IMG November 1994 Page 159 Thu, Apr 22, 2021 How can I get a copy of the Crime Scene file? Request another photo of Mosely with you for your book. Officer Franks will come in to take the photo. At this point use the dialogue choice to leave the room, (Hold on a sec while I go check my hair.) Once you leave, take the file out of the in box at officer Franks desk, and make a photo copy. (This puts veve copy in your inventory.) Then go back in for your picture with Mosely. If you steal the file, officer Franks will no longer talk with you. Jackson Square Go to the Northwest room of Jackson Square, and walk close to the mime. You will notice he follows whoever walks closely to him. Get the mime to follow you by walking up to him. It is somewhat difficult to make him follow you. Every time someone walks close enough he will follow them, so avoid other people if yo…

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Diner Dash@: Hometown Hero System Requirements Windows@: Windows@ 2000 SP4/XP (Home & Pro) SP2/Vistarvi't, Pentium@ lll 700 MHz or higher (800 tMHz processor for Vista), 128 MB RAIV (256 f\XB RAIV recommended, 512 IVB RAI\I for Vista), 8x CD-ROl\l drive or faster, 30 l\llB free hard disk space, DirectX@ 7.0 compatible or higher video card (3D video card with 32 IVB of video RAM recommended), 800 x 600 16-bit color display, (DirectKT.O or higher compatible 16-bit sound card recommended) Keyboard & mouse. Macintosh': OS X 10.4 - 10.5, PowerPC G4, G5 or lntel processor,800 [t/Hz processor or higher,256 IVB RAlvl, 8x CD-ROM drive or faster, 30 IVB free hard disk space, 800 x 600 16-bit color display, Keyboard & mouse. 'Administrator privileges are required to properly install the program on Windows 2000, XP and Vista. lnstalling the Program Windows: 1. Exit all programs and insert the Diner Dash: Hometown Hero CD into the CD-RO[/I drive. The lnstallation window opens automatically if Autorun is enabled on your system. Note: lf you have disabled Autorun on your computer, choose Run from the Start menu to open the Run dialog box. Type D:\Setup.exe and click on OK. (lf your CD drive is something other than "D", substitute the correct drive letter.) 2. Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the installation. Macintosh: 1. Exit all programs and insert the Diner Dash: Hometown Hero CD into the CD-ROM drive' 2. Double click on the lnstall Diner Dash: Hometown Hero CD icon located on your desktop. 3. Open the lnstall Diner Dash: Hometown Hero application by double clicking on it. 4. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation. Uninstalling the Program Windows: 1. Choose Settings from the Start menu. 2. Choose Control Panel from Settings. 3. Double-click on Add/Remove Programs. 4. Select the name of the program you want to uninstall and click on the Add or Remove button. 5. Click Yes to confirm file deletion. Macintosh@: 1. Delete the Diner Dash: Hometown Hero program icon from the Applications directory of your hard drive. Running the Program Windows@: To run the program, double click on the title's desktop icon. You can also run the program from the start menu. Click on Start, Programs, and select the PlayFirst folder. Click on the Diner Dash: Hometown Hero menu item to start the program. Macintosh: 1. Open a separate window by double clicking on the hard drive icon located on your desktop. 2. From the hard drive window, double click on the Applications folder. 3. Click on the Diner Dash: Hometown Hero icon to run the program Technical Support Technical Support and Customer Service is provided by visiting our website at http:i/support.encoreusa.com Limited Warranty information is available at http://support.enco…

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Review: The Journeyman Project Reviewed by Neil Shapiro Type: Puzzle-Oriented Graphic Adventure Publisher: Presto Studios Inc. Retail Price: $ 9 9 . 9 5 Mail Order: $ 6 9 . 9 5 Requires: Mac II or better, 256 colors on 13" or larger, 5 MB RAM and CD-ROM drive Protection: Off-disk copy-protection IMG Rating: √√√√ 1/2 THE JOURNEYMAN PROJECT from Presto Studios is the latest entry into the Macintosh CD-ROM gaming sweepstakes to see what company will turn this revolutionary technology into a winning formula. Journeyman features wonderful digitized graphics, sound and animation, an involving story line and a puzzling plot. Is it not just a story about the future but the actual future of gaming itself? Future History. First, let's consider the story background. The game opens up in the city of Caldoria in 2318—about two hundred years after a unified world government was established. In 2308 the first contact was made with an alien race who gave Earth ten years to consider their Galactic proposal of having humanity join with them. Now, the ten year waiting period is up and the aliens are asking for a decision. But the decision is being influenced by the past—and the past is being changed. Time travel is a working discovery and some force is using it to change past history in order to make peaceable settlement with the aliens less possible. The player takes the part of a secret agent in the time-traveling Temporal Protectorate. The mission is to restore the time track to what it should be by thwarting the changes made in time before they are made! So far, interesting enough—but that could be the synopsis for just about any game on the scale from putrid to let's-not-eat-today-and-play. Any game player worth their scoreboard knows that the proof lies in how the graphics, interface, and "feel" of a game all add up. The Eyes Have It. Graphics are the first thing in Journeyman that leap out at you, grab you by the lapels and say in a sort of excited, slobbering voice "This is IT! You're going to like THIS!" Too many games on CD-ROM and on one of those fifty-floppies in a box packages go for graphics that are IMG™ April 1993 Page 28 Mon, Apr 26, 2021 bright and colorful and with-it and totally unbelievable. But the artists behind Journeyman have obviously studied their craft and would be capable of, say, storyboarding the next Ridley Scott movie. Better, the graphics all work together in an interactive manner that adds to the game's feel of being almost a virtual reality. As an agent of the Temporal Protectorate you have a cyborg bioattachment on your left eye called a Biotech Interface. Your Biotech Interface, depending on what biochips you have plugged into it, will display on a pop-up viewscreen below the main window all sorts of information. The Interface comes with game saving functions and ones are soon added to help you time-travel, map, and track enemies through different time z…