Any recommendations for an Adventure game for a husband an..

"Jenny100" <nospam.RemoveThis@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:pan.2008.01.17.06.31.29.870581@nospam.com...
> On Wed, 16 Jan 2008 23:18:43 -0500, Mary wrote:
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> > "Jenny100" <nospam.RemoveThis@nospam.com> wrote in message
> >>
http://home.earthlink.net/~infernofilecabinet4/XpSetupsP_T/Ripper_Setup.htm
> >>
>
> > I guess I played it in Dosbox and I use Win 98 most of the time for
older
> > games, so didn't have any problems. I tried to read what it said in the
> > above URL, just to compare it to my experience, but the red print
against
> > a black background is too hard on my eyes, so I couldn't read it. I
don't
> > really need to see it anyway. I just wondered what it said.
> >
> > Mary
>
> Just so you know, you can copy/paste the text into MS Word or Wordpad and
> then change the color of the text to whatever you want.

Yes, I know, though I temporarily forgot about it till you reminded me, but
its not something I was that interested in viewing anyway. I don't have MS
word. Don't you need MS Office for that? I have Wordpad or Notepad and they
are OK.

Mary

May I recommend Shivers? And if you like that, try to find Shivers
2. Great atmosphere and lots of puzzles. If I could play games over
again for the first time it would be those two, Black Mirror, all the
Tex Murphy games (which may be a problem on a newer machine, I seem to
recall some tweaking involved), Cameron Files: Secret at Loch Ness,
The Riddle of Master Lu (which I think is DOS). The Secrets of
DaVinci, The Neverhood, The Mystery of the Mummy, Syberia, and (altho
I'm fairly alone in this one) the Watchmaker.