GAMES:StarTrekAFU - Revision history

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76.6.32.18: New page: '''Star Trek: The Next Generation - A Final Unity''' is an adventure game based on the television series '''Star Trek: The Next Generation'''. Published in 1995 by Spectrum HoloByte, the g...

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New page: '''Star Trek: The Next Generation - A Final Unity''' is an adventure game based on the television series '''Star Trek: The Next Generation'''. Published in 1995 by Spectrum HoloByte, the g...

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'''Star Trek: The Next Generation - A Final Unity''' is an adventure game based on the television series '''Star Trek: The Next Generation'''. Published in 1995 by Spectrum HoloByte, the game uses a point-and-click interface and features an original story line, full-motion video, and the entire main cast from the television series.

==Installation==
The installer will not run properly with the default DOSBox settings. The issue is that the installer cannot properly detect the speed of the CD-ROM and will either stop responding or not allow installation to proceed.

The following settings should allow the installer to work:
* The CD-ROM must be mounted with basic MSCDEX support only (no low-level support).
* The [cpu] section of dosbox.conf must have the following:
** core=normal or core=simple
** cycles=max

The speed test may need to be run more than once before it works. If the installer will still not work, try one or more of the following:
* Dismount any other drives that have been mounted with MSCDEX support.
* Copy the files from the CD-ROM to a folder on the harddrive, mount the folder with basic MSCDEX support, and run the installer from there.
* Copy the data track from the CD-ROM to a .iso file, use the IMGMOUNT command to mount the .iso file (use "-t iso" when mounting), and run the installer from there.

Again, the speed test may need to be run more than once before it works.

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		+	{{Infobox Game
		+	\|title=Star Trek: The Next Generation - A Final Unity
		+	\|publisher=Spectrum HoloByte
		+	\|released=1995
		+	\|version=[[Version0.72\|0.72]]
		+	\|status=Installation issues
		+	\|executable=sttng.exe
		+	\|installer=install.exe
		+	\|setup=setup.exe}}
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	'''Star Trek: The Next Generation - A Final Unity''' is an adventure game based on the television series '''Star Trek: The Next Generation'''. Published in 1995 by Spectrum HoloByte, the game uses a point-and-click interface and features an original story line, full-motion video, and the voices of the entire main cast from the television series.		'''Star Trek: The Next Generation - A Final Unity''' is an adventure game based on the television series '''Star Trek: The Next Generation'''. Published in 1995 by Spectrum HoloByte, the game uses a point-and-click interface and features an original story line, full-motion video, and the voices of the entire main cast from the television series.

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-'''Star Trek: The Next Generation - A Final Unity''' is an adventure game based on the television series '''Star Trek: The Next Generation'''. Published in 1995 by Spectrum HoloByte, the game uses a point-and-click interface and features an original story line, full-motion video, and the entire main cast from the television series.
+'''Star Trek: The Next Generation - A Final Unity''' is an adventure game based on the television series '''Star Trek: The Next Generation'''. Published in 1995 by Spectrum HoloByte, the game uses a point-and-click interface and features an original story line, full-motion video, and the voices of the entire main cast from the television series.
 ==Installation==
-The installer will not run properly with the default DOSBox settings. The issue is that the installer cannot properly detect the speed of the CD-ROM and will either stop responding or not allow installation to proceed.
+The installer will not run properly with the default DOSBox settings. The issue is that the installer cannot always properly detect the speed of the CD-ROM and will either stop responding or not allow installation to proceed.
 The following settings should allow the installer to work:
 * The CD-ROM must be mounted with basic MSCDEX support only (no low-level support).
-* The [cpu] section of dosbox.conf must have the following:
+* The [cpu] section of dosbox.conf ''must'' have both of the following:
 ** core=normal or core=simple
 ** cycles=max
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 Again, the speed test may need to be run more than once before it works.