() Game Install • Do not run the installer on the CD. • Copy the UPINBALL folder from the CD to your hard drive. If you want to see the intro and finale videos (instead of just hear them) you have a few options: • (Easiest) Set the compatibility mode for PINBALL.EXE to: • Run this program in compatibility mode for: Windows 98 (or earlier) • But then you always get that UAC window, each time you launch, asking if you want to allow this app to make changes to your device. • (My preference) Install a better Indeo 3 video codec than the Microsoft one, such as ffdshow: • Follow this guide. But enable Indeo 3 with ffdshow instead of (or in addition to) Indeo 5.

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Four Economic Drivers That Might Impact Globalization more. • (An odd solution) Re-encode to another -compatible format that works easier, such as MS Video 1 or Cinepak (at a small loss in quality and slight color shifts). • is a tool that still works with these old VFW codecs. Hint: set the encoder in Video >>Compression, then Save as AVI. • can also encode to Cinepak but currently does a poor job with the typically better (but bigger) MS Video 1. Hint: ffmpeg -i UPB.AVI -vcodec cinepak -acodec copy UPB.new.AVI. • This game's near-full-screen autosized window can be problematic on later Windows versions with the game failing to stay on top of the taskbar.

Your options with this game are: • Maximize the window and restart. (This is what 99.999% of you want.) • Leave the window normalized and set the compatibility mode for PINBALL.EXE to: • Run this program in compatibility mode for: Windows 98 (or earlier) • But this is a pain for what you get. There is no full-screen mode and this autosized window assumes a taskbar of a certain height along the bottom of the screen. Thus, you might as well ignore this. If you have the taskbar elsewhere, this will get the window on top of it but you will really get better results with the maximized option.

RBXIT Win7 Patches (none needed) Outstanding Issues • The background music (MIDI) gets stuck in really slooooow play at the start of the second table, Mine. To work around it, keep music off or go to Preferences and toggle music off and back on. • At program launch, a message box pops up with: ' Running SETUP first, will ensure optimum performance of this demo.' Select OK and ignore it. The game runs just fine and not in a demo mode as far as I can tell.

(This should be an easy one to solve. Probably just looking for a file somewhere.) • The help program is 16-bit and will not run on 64-bit era Windows.

• The credits scroll way too fast in the 'About' screen. Game Install • Do not run the installer on the CD. • There are two options for installing for play without the CD: • 1.

( Favorite) Copy the UPBALL2 folder from the CD to your hard drive. • Then, copy the ENGLISH HELP folder from the CD to the UPBALL2 folder on your hard drive so that you now have a UPBALL2 HELP folder (it does not need to be under an ENGLISH folder). ( Not my favorite) Download and run this 3rd-party installer from any folder (Windows XP and later): • • Sierra's installer is 16-bit so this is not an option (it would be similar to The Lost Continent instructions if it were). If you want to see the intro and finale videos (instead of just hear them) you have a few options: • (Easiest) Set the compatibility mode for PINBALL2.EXE to: • Run this program in compatibility mode for: Windows XP (Service Pack 3) (or earlier) • But then you always get that UAC window, each time you launch, asking if you want to allow this app to make changes to your device. • (My preference) Install a better Indeo 3 video codec than the Microsoft one, such as ffdshow: • Follow this guide. But enable Indeo 3 with ffdshow instead of (or in addition to) Indeo 5. • (An odd solution) Re-encode to another -compatible format that works easier, such as MS Video 1 or Cinepak (at a small loss in quality and slight color shifts).

• is a tool that still works with these old VFW codecs. Hint: set the encoder in Video >>Compression, then Save as AVI. • can also encode to Cinepak but currently does a poor job with the typically better (but bigger) MS Video 1. Hint: ffmpeg -i INTRO1.AVI -vcodec cinepak -acodec copy INTRO1.new.AVI. Crank up the audio and visual settings (default turns these on but the 3rd-party installer defaults them off): • From in game: Main Menu >>Preferences >>Detail Level: • Use Ambient Sounds and Animations • Use 22 MHz Sounds • Use Multiple Sounds • Pre-load Animations • Full-screen mode can be problematic on later Windows versions with the game failing to stay on top of the taskbar. Your best options with this game are: • Run in window mode.