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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 218.1 | Little Computer People Available | GEMVAX::KEENE | | Wed Sep 07 1988 18:00 | 9 |
| I have a copy of Little Computer People. I'll let it go for $10.00.
Unlike the other versions where you sign in with a guestbook and
your name is permanently installed, the ST version has you sign
in everytime you use it, so no matter who uses it, it's personalized
for the current user. The only thing that won't happen is since
the little computer person has already moved in, you don't get to
see him check out the rooms and accept the apartment.
You and your son will enjoy it. It's kind of like having an
interactive pet in an aquarium, and I think he cheats at poker.
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| 218.2 | How to remove your L.C.P. | ODIHAM::POORE | Stuart Poore, SRAC, Basingstoke, UK | Mon Sep 12 1988 07:04 | 12 |
| > The only thing that won't happen is since
> the little computer person has already moved in, you don't get to
> see him check out the rooms and accept the apartment.
I understood that by deleting (or better still renaming) a file on the
disk, you could "Murder" your little computer person, and after a few
minutes, a new person would move in.
I could find out the name of the file & post it here, but I don't
want to be accused of inciting genocide.
Stuart P.
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| 218.3 | Wee Computer People Discovery Kit | RTOIC2::HSCHOENING | George Schoening PSG Munich | Thu Sep 15 1988 12:00 | 10 |
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Hi All,
I'would apreciate if one of you could inform me what this
Discovery Kit is all about.
With binary regards
George
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