ma ktoś jakis slownik komputerowy angielsko-polski

27.11.2004

13:53

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Tomili_ok [ Pretorianin ]

ma ktoś jakis slownik komputerowy angielsko-polski

mogl by mi to ktos przetłumaczyc 1) Install the game. It really does not matter whether you choose maximum, minimum or normal installation. I, however, like to just install the maximum; it'll run faster.
2) Run the game. It takes a little while to load, but just let i work.
3) When the Electronic Arts logo begins, the picture should be completely fudged up. There is a lot of odd tearing and basically it's unwatchable. Now you have to press "Alt + tab" to switch away from Dark Omen. This will hopefully land you on the desktop. Now all you have to do is pres "Alt + tab" again to get you into the game, and voilá: the screen is normal. *Big smile now*
4) Now you have to enter the options menu: Put the first option (rendering device) to "CPU"
Every other option can be put to max. EXCEPT COLOUR CURSORS I cannot stress that enough.
5) Now you say, "But GWiZ, I'm not colourblind, why should I look at black and white cursors!?" Never fear GWiZ is here. You see, the technique used to show black and white cursors is enormously simple, and therefore I've converted the colour cursors used in the game to the format, the black and white cursors use. These cursors are available here: do_newcursors.zip (28KB Zip archive).
6) After you download the cursors extract them to the following directory: "darkomen-directory"\Graphics\Cursors . Don't worry if you overwrite the old black and white files. If you for some reason need the old files, you can find them on the Dark Omen cd, or you can download them here: do_orgcursors.zip (9KB Zip archive)
7) You are done. You can now play Dark Omen with colour cursors and everything.
Just remember that every time you run the game you have to Alt + tab your way out of the game, and back in again. This removes the tearing of the screen.
If you have any problems with this, just send me a mail, and I'll explain it more clearly or something.
Enjoy!

27.11.2004

14:03

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Tomili_ok [ Pretorianin ]

jeszcze raz zeby cos bylo widac

1) Install the game. It really does not matter whether you choose maximum, minimum or normal installation. I, however, like to just install the maximum; it'll run faster.
2) Run the game. It takes a little while to load, but just let i work.
3) When the Electronic Arts logo begins, the picture should be completely fudged up. There is a lot of odd tearing and basically it's unwatchable. Now you have to press "Alt + tab" to switch away from Dark Omen. This will hopefully land you on the desktop. Now all you have to do is pres "Alt + tab" again to get you into the game, and voilá: the screen is normal. *Big smile now*
4) Now you have to enter the options menu: Put the first option (rendering device) to "CPU"
Every other option can be put to max. EXCEPT COLOUR CURSORS I cannot stress that enough.
5) Now you say, "But GWiZ, I'm not colourblind, why should I look at black and white cursors!?" Never fear GWiZ is here. You see, the technique used to show black and white cursors is enormously simple, and therefore I've converted the colour cursors used in the game to the format, the black and white cursors use. These cursors are available here: do_newcursors.zip (28KB Zip archive).
6) After you download the cursors extract them to the following directory: "darkomen-directory"\Graphics\Cursors . Don't worry if you overwrite the old black and white files. If you for some reason need the old files, you can find them on the Dark Omen cd, or you can download them here: do_orgcursors.zip (9KB Zip archive)
7) You are done. You can now play Dark Omen with colour cursors and everything.
Just remember that every time you run the game you have to Alt + tab your way out of the game, and back in again. This removes the tearing of the screen.
If you have any problems with this, just send me a mail, and I'll explain it more clearly or something.
Enjoy!

27.11.2004

14:03

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Arxel [ SperMan ]

wszystkiem slowniki maja 1 wade
zle tlumacza

prosze

1) Install grę. To naprawdę nie ma znaczenia, czy wybierasz maksimum, minimum albo normalną instalację. Ja, jednakże, jak tylko zainstalować maksimum; to będzie biegło szybciej.
2) Run grę. To bierze mała chwila załadować, ale tylko pozwolić, że i pracuje.
3) When Electronic logo Arts zaczyna się, obraz powinien zupełnie zostać spartaczony. Jest bardzo nieparzysty rwący i zasadniczo to jest unwatchable. Teraz musisz nacisnąć "Alt + tabulator" przełączyć daleko od Dark Omen. To mamy nadzieję wysiądzie ty na pulpicie. Teraz wszystko, co musisz zrobić jest pres "Alt + tabulator" znów dostać ciebie do gry i voil á: ekran jest normalny. * Big uśmiech teraz *
4) Now musisz wejść do menu opcji: Położył prawo pierwokup (oddający urządzenie) do "CPU"
Każda inna opcja może zostać położona do maksimum. OPRÓCZ KURSORÓW KOLORU I nie mogę zaakcentować, że wystarczająco.
5) Now mówisz, "Ale GWiZ, I nie jestem colourblind, dlaczego I powinienem popatrzeć na czarne i białe kursory!?" Nie ma strachu , który GWiZ jest tutaj. Widzisz, technika pokazała czarne i białe kursory jest ogromnie prosty i dlatego I przemieniłem kursory koloru użyte w grze do formatu, czarnego i białego użycia kursorów. Te kursory są dostępne tutaj: do_newcursors.zapnij (28KB Zip archiwum).
6) After pobierasz kursory wyciągają ich do poszły za katalogiem: "darkomen - katalog"\ Graphics \ Cursors . Nie martw się, jeśli kasujesz przez nowy zapis stare czarne i białe pliki. Jeśli ty dla jakiegoś powodu potrzebujesz stare pliki, możesz znaleźć ich na Dark cd Omen, albo możesz pobrać ich tutaj: do_orgcursors.zapnij (9KB Zip archiwum)
7) You jesteś zrobiony. Możesz teraz zagrać Dark Omen z kursorami koloru i wszystkimi.
Tylko zapamiętaj, że zawsze prowadzisz grze ciebie mają do Alt + tabulator twoja droga gry i z powrotem w znów. To usuwa rwać się ekranu.
Jeśli masz jakieś problemy z tym, tylko wyślij mi pocztę i I wyjaśnię to wyraźniej albo coś.
Uciesz się!

27.11.2004

14:04

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Arxel [ SperMan ]

a co to za gra?? dark omen chyba co nie?? oczym to jest

27.11.2004

14:05

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goldenSo [ AnomaliA ]

1) Zainstaluj grę . To naprawd ...
a mam to gdzieś :) na onecie jest słownik

28.11.2004

16:50

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Tomili_ok [ Pretorianin ]

nie umiem sie posługiwac tym na onecie jeszcze raz proszę o przetłumaczenie

It is rare for the society and celebrity mags to bring out any edition that doesn't contain something about Liz Hurley. Yet few of any items yet published about the English model turned actress tell anything of her background. Just where did this woman come from and how did she make her way to superstardom?

Certainly back in 1988 any thoughts of fame, riches, catwalk modelling and movie star celebrity status were probably as far removed from Liz Hurley's daily life as Pluto from the sun.

In those warm summer swelter days the young Liz would often tarry on the steps of The Buttercross monument in the pedestrianised precinct of Winchester city in Hampshire, England, where she spent time as a youngster with her grandmother.

In those days of '88, she sported punk clothes and blended with the New Age Travellers who clustered around the base of the monument and sat in the grounds of nearby Winchester Cathedral.

Among other things, Winchester is become famous for its annual Hat Fair, the longest running street theatre extravaganza in Europe. It attracts professional and amateur street performers and musicians from all over the globe for its three-day duration, thanks to Jonathan Kay, who moved the Hat Fair from its non-starting point in London to Winchester, where it took off with gusto. The city is hardly mentioned when it comes on down to one of its better known its star protégés, Liz Hurley.

The local newspaper, the Winchester Extra, had teamed up back in those days with a modelling agency, hairdressing firm and fashion chain to run an annual Face Of The Year contest. Liz was spotted sitting on the steps by someone connected with the the newspapers' contest and who saw something in the face that was hidden by earrings, cheap jewellery and unkempt tasselled hair. Liz was invited to enter.

There was little cost involved for the competitors, who received a free make-over and hair styling courtesy of Guy Kremer. Clothing was also provided by local businesses—all each entrant required was themself.

Yet its funny how some folk will choose to forget the reality of and fabricate their past. Its odd too how some will also try to climb aboard a bandwagon of their own make believe.

On the day of the contest she was unrecognisable from the girl who'd appeared almost a street urchin in the city streets. Despite stiff competition from over a dozen original entrants Liz made it into the final and then swept first prize with ease.

Part of the winnings was a year's modelling contract with a top London agency and from that moment there was no going back.

I joined the newspaper the year afer Liz scopped the prize but it was not until over two years later that I discovered how she had herself been discovered. My work at the news office kept me busy and although I walked past a framed photograph on the wall of the reception area, I never took a close look at it and no-one in the building told me about it.

When one day I finally took a closer look at the picture, it proved to be the first second and third prize winners of the contes, with Liz in the centre receiving first prize. It was her first big break in the world.

The newspaper had never followed up on their discovery. Successive journalists had come and gone and it just slipped by.

In 1994 I contacted Liz's London-based agency with a view to compiling such a follow up story. As the paper's chief reporter I decided it was time to call in the count.

It proved a difficult task to begin. At first, her agency was somewhat unhelpful, almost obstructive in its response. Liz, they said, was in New York working on a new film and was "too busy to be interviewed".

A week later I called again and met with the same response except that this time I was told they'd let her know of my request. Several weeks then went by with no word back and getting miffed I called the agency again. No, they'd not contacted Liz, she was too busy and anyway wouldn't want to be interviewed, was the narcissistic response.

War had been declared. Here I was trying to put together a local girl makes good story for the newspaper that launched her into the big time only to meet pompous individuals who were too busy admiring themselves in the gilt mirrors probably made possible by the very success of the ir sibling.

"Listen," I quietly explained. "If you don't get me an interview with Liz and pretty quick too, I'm gonna write a story about just how damned unhelpful you are in recognising that if it were not for a certain local newspaper you wouldn't even be her agent."

This initial sabre rattle worked and a few weeks later an appointment date was arranged for June, 1995.

I quit the newspaper and England in May the same year. So Liz, I didn't forget. We just ain't had chance to meet is all.