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Wallenstein -> BiN download (9/11/2004 11:01:25 AM)

Hi,
I´m a poor soul with a dial up internet connection, so I just wanted to ask

-) how big is the BiN download size and

-) once started is it possible to resume the download?



Marc von Martial -> RE: BiN download (9/11/2004 2:58:42 PM)

1. about 210mb
2. yes, but we also recommend using a download client like Stardownloader if you´re on a slow connection.



Kent Pfeiffer -> RE: BiN download (9/12/2004 1:49:30 AM)

Is it possible for us to burn a CD as a backup copy for ourselves? Or do we have to pay for the CD from Matrix? I've seen this question asked before, but never definatively answered.



e_barkmann -> RE: BiN download (9/12/2004 2:20:07 AM)

after downloading, simply burn the exe file to a CD and write your serial number on it. Perfect backup system.



Fred98 -> RE: BiN download (9/12/2004 10:24:29 AM)

Of course you are not forced to download. Matrix will mail the CD if you request.



Marc von Martial -> RE: BiN download (9/12/2004 6:44:26 PM)

Yes, one private backup copy for personal uses is granted. You can, but don´t have to buy the CD.



Hertston -> RE: BiN download (9/14/2004 9:29:20 AM)

One CD isn't a "back-up", it's an essential for a digital download. What are you going to do if you want to install on a new PC ?



Fred98 -> RE: BiN download (9/14/2004 9:57:47 AM)

When you save a file, Windows always defaults to the folder called “My Documents”

After a while I gave in and all personal files are saved there.

Under “My Documents” I have a series of folders, each folder devoted to a topic.

I will soon create a folder called “BIN” and that is where I will save the downloaded exe file.

Each week I do a back up and burn the files to CD. Of course I back up “My Documents” and all the folders and files underneath are backed up automatically

But I also back up all save game folders and for that matter I back up the Outlook Express settings.

My back up program allows me to set a “profile” which I named “weekly backup” where I include all these items.

Once a week, I open the profile and hit “burn” and the back up is done. Very simple.

I will not actually need a CD for BIN.
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Adam Parker -> RE: BiN download (9/14/2004 10:47:13 AM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: Hertston

One CD isn't a "back-up", it's an essential for a digital download. What are you going to do if you want to install on a new PC ?


The product you Digitally Download comes zipped in the form of an installer. This you burn to disc and take to any PC of your choice. The serial number you receive activates it. The CD can be discarded thereafter as it isn't needed for play.



Marc von Martial -> RE: BiN download (9/14/2004 1:55:15 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: Hertston

One CD isn't a "back-up", it's an essential for a digital download. What are you going to do if you want to install on a new PC ?


Maybe I was not clear enough, you are granted to make a personal backup copy of the installer file (that you download) to a CD, so you have a copy that not resides on your hardisk. If you purchase the "CD on demand" you´re also granted to make one backup copy of this CD for personal use.



BravoZulu -> RE: BiN download (9/14/2004 6:57:13 PM)

Can you install a digital download on two pc's, provided that only one is in use at any given moment? I would really like to have a copy on my laptop for when I travel but my desktop is my primary gaming machine.



Clipper1968 -> RE: BiN download (9/14/2004 7:17:40 PM)

IMHO you should be allowed to install the game you have purchased into 2 PC, if you are the only people who is going to play the game.



freeboy -> RE: BiN download (9/14/2004 7:25:45 PM)

the letter of the law of most licensed software/ songs etc is one machine, but the intent is to have one game played by one person, or if you share a computer whomever has access to that one computer say in a household....

Matrix isn't going to come after you with two computers you yourself use, at different times, they are more concerned about the guy who copies the game for a friend, which is bad[:-], or the guy who illigally sells a game very very bad..[sm=00000106.gif]



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