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Re: can I run diablo from HD?

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From: tvan... FIZBAN
Date: Tue, 28 Jan 1997 00:00
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On 23 Jan 1997 14:56:45 GMT, "Trevor E. Medvecky" <medv...@iconn.net>
wrote:

>I've gotten it to work quite nicely using a program called VIRTUAL CD-ROM, 
>check it out at 
>
>www.logicraft.com
>
>You can download a shareware trial version.  I've tried it and love it. 
>Great for home networks as well.  Gets around spawning issues.
>
>
>
>Speedster <li...@sprynet.com> wrote in article
><01bc08ac$bdaf2320$18e4aec7@SPRY013490>...
>> 		
>> 	I've been using diablo for awhile now. I have a 6x & a p166 with 32mb
>ram.
>> Even with my system the lvl's still take a LONG time to load. I know
>Diablo
>> is run primarily from the CD, and I guess my 6x isn't good enough.. but
>> instead of buying a new Cd-rom drive, could I run Diablo from my hard
>> drive?? any way to do this?, havn't tryed anything yet, and thought I'd
>> post to see if ne1 has
>> 
>> 
>> 	-thanks in advance
>> 
>> -Speedster
>> 
I am running Diablo from my Hard Drive and it flies!!!!! You need a
program called "Virtual CD-rom" it's made by "logicraft" it makes a
chunk of your HD look like a cd-rom drive to windows and it works
great!!        
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From: tvan...@erols.com (FIZBAN)
Subject: Re: can I run diablo from HD?
Date: 1997/01/28
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