Looking forward to your suggestions, and thanks in advance for the help! I do have a recently built mid-range PC that can handle VM’s if necessary, and I would love to get this CD to run, without having to invest in new software/hardware unless other cheaper/free options are exhausted first. I have some experience with older software (we had a DOS-based and subsequently W95 machines in my childhood), though my experience in the IT world is purely on the consumer level.
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I’ve come therefore to ask the members of L1Techs’ forum for suggestions on how I might get this old tech to run and for me to get the full (or as close to as full) functionality of the interactive contents. The best way to quantify ‘messed up’ is to compare it to attempting to run a 256 colour video-component using 8/16 colour mode back in the day. The CD-ROM installed and ran fine, but the contents - specifically the video-component - is messed up. I tried to run the CD-ROM via a virtual machine (VirtualBox), emulating Windows 98. Since this would not run under W10 - including their W95 compatibility mode etc. I am trying to get this to run somehow so as to see what is the interactive content, and how much of it would be useful for my research project. As far as the packaging indicates, the software is based on Macromedia, and is QuickTime compatible.
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I recently came across an old interactive CD-ROM, that I need for a PhD-related academic research, and the CD’s contents were designed to be run on a Windows 3.1 machine or conversely Mac OS v7.0 (release date ca. As such, please excuse me if I’ve added this topic to the wrong category Long time viewer of L1Techs, first time poster on the forum.
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