Arthur’s Math Games
Arthur’s Math Games is a 1998 educational game developed and published by The Learning Company.
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Arthur’s Math Games is a 1998 educational game developed and published by The Learning Company.
Arthur's Math Games is the perfect combination of learning, fun, and helpful features. With 6 different fun-filled activities and 5 levels of difficulty, Arthur's Math Games will entertain your child with hours of learning and fun!
Learn with Arthur
Click on Arthur's friends to go to a learning activity.
Counting & Addition
Count the correct change to buy snacks at DW's lemonade stand.
Patterns & Sequences
Sort bugs at Francine's Amazing Bug show.
Kids Learn
Counting
Addition & Subtraction
Multiplication & Division
Basic Geometry
Simple Fractions
Memory Skill
Patterns & Sequences
Problem Solving
Special Features
5 Skill Levels
Art & Music Activities
Arthur’s Math Games is abandonware and no longer sold or supported by its publishers. Files are archived here for these platforms:
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The link for the game is below
Arthur’s Math Games
https://archive.org/download/httpsarchive.orgdetailslearning-creative-64-bit-installation-version-3.7/Learning-Creative%2064-bit%20Installation%20%28Final%20V.3.7%29/Creative%20Wonders%20Arthur%27s%20%26%20Other%20Games/Creative%20Wonders%20Arthur%27s%20Learning/Arthur%27s%20Math%20Games.iso
Hi everybody or old games team seeing this. (Being re-edited for November 2021 build with learning upgrades that were released to fix compatibility issues with Windows 11-based systems).
The old games team already has the latest version for Arthur’s Math Games. However, it may not work With Windows 10. & above due to Scripting issues with NT 4 that Microsoft
was Removing sense vista. This ISO as of (version 3.5) may not work with Windows XP
explanation below.
Coding changes:
Here are the following installation improvements we made for this game
• I’ve removed DSSAGENT.exe from its source code to fix a bug with windows 10. When you hit 87% Windows 10 will say cannot open input source” “Current File: DSSANGENT.EXE. The
learning company used that tool for letting software developers push a new splash screen into a program at any time. This was supposed to happen after installation although servers are long
gone since 2005. DSSANGENT.EXE was removed for being partially dangerous by Microsoft.
• I’ve Forced enabled x86 components that were disabled in the code for being incomplete and rewrite the script by using Microsoft visual studio 2005 like the others by editing the .xml File for this code
• V_LAUNCHEXE.xml = %_DIR_SRC%SETUP.EXE; To reroute & rework the missing code for setup32.exe. even other minor changes to train the engine about NT 4 procedures With vista Flags.
• Fixed issues with the “Do you want to install?” Message from Arthur’s Reading Games software itself, however, the installation never occurred. This issue appears sense Windows 64-bit attempts to load NTVDM which is partially supported by Microsoft. For loading 16-bit installer’s stubs but fails sense the learning company installer panics from operating level.
The following components ware upgraded or changed
Iv did some changes with WinG files under 64-bit Windows by Training the installers that the following files DVA.386, WING.dll, WING32.dll,WINGDE.DLL, WINGDIB.DRV & WINGPAL.WND * to move them to C:WindowsSysWOW64
Not C:WindowsSystem32 which will have
unexpected behavior
under Windows 10.
I even adding and altering code under setup.exe and setup.ini Source for the installation framework to work under Windows above Vista. By doing this is to modernize the behavior of win32’s
even rerouting existing code for a smoother
experience with windows 10.
Warning 1: The upgraded versions from that archive made quite
a Departure from its 2002 code. Functionality-wise is no longer compatible with the Windows 9x environment. As of Version 3.5. Windows 2000 or XP are not supported. They may well run – I Can no longer offer support for issues that occur when using the games under those systems.