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Architecture: x86 (Windows)
Enciclopedia de la Ciencia 2.0
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Emulation
Guides on emulating older games
Guides on emulating older games
An interactive encyclopedia in Spanish, made by Dorling Kindersley and published in Europe by Zeta Multimedia.
Request: We don't currently have the Mac version of this software and the Archive.org external link is for the Windows only, copy (and why it's not here in our internal server).
Please upload to this page the Mac or Mac/Win hybrid equivalent if anyone knows of or has a copy. Thanks.
Architecture: x86 (Windows)
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I thank you very much for your efforts in contributing to the Garden. I do believe you that you saw this as a hybrid Mac/PC when you had access to the original media. Sometimes uploaders to the Internet Archive do not do it properly and omit the Mac part of the disc and sometimes the same product can be published as both hybrid Mac/Win and as Win only. I expect that you had access to an original Mac/Win disc whereas the uploader to IA did not, or has made a mistake in archiving. Please do not be disheartened. Your efforts are very much appreciated.
I know this wiki will be erased soon without chance for reply, so I want to say I am sorry, but you have to believe me, Mrdav. I saw the partitions in the original media. I don't know why dumps were not completed as I expected. My intention is to contribute to this community, and these things affect me emotionally in the end.
The moment I had access to the discs I was able to see its HFS volume. Possibly it is a bad dump. This forces me to recheck all the ISO's. Sorry about this. Unfortunately, I have no access anymore to the collection as my professional internship at the school where the discs were found was finished.
In the meantime, I will flag this release from Archive as Windows only.
The CD image at the above link to archive.org is for Windows only (I downloaded and checked). This is also evident from the pics 3, 4 & 5 on this page. There is no Mac application on this disc. We need a Mac version (or hybrid) if one exists.