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Here are the instructions. I have also uploaded the manual here at Fixya.com. Have fun!

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Unfortunately, if you have no graphics card, there really is no way to get it to play smoothly. That game is not too demanding for a gaming PC, but for a PC without really a graphics card....well it's just way out of your league.

It's like this: You have a mathematician and a 3rd grader, and you give them each the same multiplication problem.
The mathematician will do the problem quick and right away, problem without thinking.
The 3rd grader, however, will lag quite a bit behind and be slower at it.

Now, think of your PC as the 3rd grader, and your game as the math problem. Your computer's just too slow.

Some things that I guess you could try is turning down the graphics settings to low/minimal, and changing the DirectX level to 8 or 7. But really, your PC just can't run it.

There is a way, and that is to use rechargeable batteries. Panasonic boast that their eneloop brand can hold 80% of the charge for a full year (if not used) Also, do not allow students to transfer 3rd party programs that they can play with in class. The 3rd party programs may be ill-designed and may (intentionally) bypass the native power saving feature of the calculator.

Another suggestions that will win me no fiends is to either charge the students a default yearely fee or to ask them to bring their own batteries. This will reduce the attrition of stolen batteries.

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Where his left hand is at is where the Convergence chips are. They will have accordion looking piece of metal on the back of the chips. I would have some one with a few years experience on elctronics replace them for you. They are delicate!

hi bert
i have the items you are looking for, but the manual is in dutch
my email: [email protected]
grtz ronald

Normal 0 Go to Control Panel.
1. Click on Keyboard.
2. When the Keyboard Properties come up, CLICK on Key Settings.
3. Then set up the Cap Lock key.
Hope this will help some. Bud