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Old July 13th 06, 05:50 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Doug Hoffman
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Default SeeYou and Mac computers


Nyal Williams wrote:
Does anyone know whether SeeYou can be run on a Mac?


I don't know. But a used generic Wintel machine that will nicely run
SeeYou can be had for very little money. I bought such a machine just
so I could run Condor Soaring Flight Simulator. My "real" computer is
an iMac. Try ebay.

Regards,

-Doug

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Old July 13th 06, 06:28 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Jim Vincent
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Default SeeYou and Mac computers


"Doug Hoffman" wrote in message
ups.com...

Nyal Williams wrote:
Does anyone know whether SeeYou can be run on a Mac?


I don't know. But a used generic Wintel machine that will nicely run
SeeYou can be had for very little money. I bought such a machine just
so I could run Condor Soaring Flight Simulator. My "real" computer is
an iMac. Try ebay.

Regards,

-Doug


You might be constrained by the video card. SeeYou is very graphics
intensive, especially when viewing in 3D mode. Consider upgrading the video
card and get at least 512M RAM.


 




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