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Osmium, Osmium Issue #1

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1993 August 4

Osmium
  • Zip - DOS / Magazine
  •   Demozoo

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  3. The song or audio file maybe missing from the program

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5 items in the archive
  • BY.EXE
  • OSMIUM1.EXE
  • OSMIUM1.NFO
  • PKZIP.EXE
  • VOID.EXE
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Wow! It's finnaly done! 12:19am August 4th! I'm praying that I've killed all the bugs in it but you never know....anyways, it's fairly simple to use this mag, use the arrow keys, escape goes back one menu (or exits), etc....so you shouldn't have any trouble with it. Now the music on the other hand might, just might present a problem. I've never had any trouble with it but just in case you can use these parameters: OSMIUM1 1 -- Forces no music to be played, skips the sound card detect and everything. OSMIUM1 2 -- Forces the music, skips the sound card detect and assumes that there is one. NOT recommended... Well, any questions or comments I'd love to hear to drop me a line sometime, especially bugs. Well, have a good summer. Astaroth [VOiD]
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