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Name: Pong Author: SpaceManiac Download: pong Compatibility: Parent page not set File Size: 950 |
This is a small game for the TI-83/84 series with basic pong physics and AI using the graph screen for graphics. It only supports human vs. calc modes however. I don't know if it includes any errors or stack leaks, and I know it could probably be optimized some more, so feel free to make modifications. It includes a pause menu and a secret cheat code. |
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uh, since it's a word document, you might want to change it to a .doc document instead of a .docx, because only people with word 2007(WIN) and 2008(MAC) can view it.
EDIT: went ahead and change it to calc format
Heh, oops. I forgot to convert it… Thank you rhombus p.
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Not completely true. Microsoft created a compatibility pack which enables all versions of Microsoft Office from Office 2000 to be able to open (and manipulate) .docx, .xlsx and .pptx files. That is, Office 2000, Office XP and Office 2003. These versions of office run on the Windows OS.
However, what you say IS true of the office:mac versions of Office. Microsoft has not created such a compatibility pack for office:mac 2004 (or previous versions). So only mac users with office:mac 2008 will be able to view the new file formats.
well that explains why i didn't know about it. =D