Commandos Strike Force Single-Player Demo

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File Name: Commandos_SF_PC_Demo_0118.zip

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File Description

This is a two level demo for Commandos Strike Force which lets you try out the special talents of each of the three members of the 'Strike Force' Unit.

File Instructions

Installation & Set-up

System Requirements

The minimum system requirements are as follows:


COMPUTER:

IBM PC or 100% compatible

OPERATING SYSTEM:

Microsoft Windows 2000, XP

CPU:

Pentium 4 1.8Ghz or Athlon XP Equivalent

RAM:

512Mb

GRAPHICS:

100% DirectX 9.0c -compatible 64 Mb 3D Accelerated Card (GeForce 4Ti / Radeon 9
series)


SOUND:

Microsoft Windows 2000/XP compatible sound card (100% DirectX 9.0c
-compatible)

HARD DRIVE:

350Mb free disk space

INPUT DEVICES:

100% Windows 2000/XP compatible mouse and keyboard

The recommended system requirements are as follows:

CPU:

Pentium 4 2.4Ghz or Athlon XP Equivalent

RAM:
512Mb

GRAPHICS:

128Mb 3D Card -100% DirectX 9c compliant (GeForce 6000 XSeries)

SOUND:

Windows 2000/XP compatible sound card (100% DirectX 9.0c -compatible)

HARD DRIVE:

350Mb free disk space


Preparing Your Hard Drive

To ensure that your installation is trouble free, you should check to see that
your hard drive and file system are both tuned for optimum performance. Windows
comes with two utility programs that find and fix any errors and optimise your
hard drive performance. The first of these programs is called scandisk.
Scandisk will check your hard drive for problems and can fix any that it finds.
You can run scandisk by clicking on the Start button from the Windows Taskbar,
followed by Programs, then Accessories, then System Tools, and finally
scandisk.

Once scandisk has finished running, you should next optimise your hard drive's
performance by running a program called Disk Defragmenter. You can run Disk
Defragmenter by clicking on the Start button from the Windows desktop, followed
by Programs, then Accessories, then System Tools, and finally Disk
Defragmenter.


Installing Commandos Strike Force

Installing Commandos Strike Force is easy.

Double-click on the Setup.exe file to bring up the Installer.

You will be prompted to select the path and directory to which you wish to
install the game on your hard drive. The default is

C:Program FilesEidosPyro StudiosCommandos Strike Force Demo



You may change this if you wish to.

At some point, the Microsoft DirectX 9.0c install prompt will appear if you do
not have it on your system already. Please read the on-screen information
before selecting an option. You may either choose to install or not install at
this time. If the Commandos Strike Force Demo installer detects an active
version of DirectX 9.0c on your system, we encourage you to not reinstall
DirectX. If the installer does not detect DirectX 9.0c, you must install it
before you are able to play Commandos Strike Force (please refer to the next
section of this guide before proceeding).


Starting/Loading The Game

To start playing Commandos Strike Force you may:

* Click on the desktop icon (if created).

Or¡K

* Click on the Start button.
* Choose Programs from the pop-up menu.
* Drag your mouse to the right and through Eidos, Pyro Studios and Commandos
Strike Force Demo.
* Click on Commandos Strike Force Demo from the ensuing pop-up menu.


Uninstalling Commandos Strike Force

If you need to UNINSTALL Commandos Strike Force, you may do any of the
following two things:


* Choose Programs from the pop-up menu.
* Drag your mouse to the right and through Eidos, Pyro Studios and
* Click on Uninstall Commandos Strike Force Demo from the ensuing pop-up menu
and follow the onscreen instructions.

OR

Go to the Control Panel and choose Add/Remove Programs. Click on Commandos
Strike Force Demo from the pop-up panel to follow, select the Add/Remove
button, and follow the onscreen prompts.

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