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WWII Combat: Iwo Jima v1.0
Read Me File
August 15, 2005
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Thank you for purchasing WWII Combat: Iwo Jima. This
readme file contains last minute information about the program
not found in the manual.
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System Requirements
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Minimum:
-Pentium III/1 GHz CPU
-256 MB of RAM
-1 GB Hard Disk Space
-16-bit DirectX 9 compatible sound card
-32 MB DirectX 9.0 compatible video card with
multitexturing (minimum TNT2 class card)
-DirectX 9.0 or higher (included on CD)
-Keyboard
-Mouse
-56 Kbps modem or faster for Internet play
Recommended:
-Pentium III/1.2 GHz CPU
-512 MB of RAM
-1 GB Hard Disk Space
-16-bit DirectX 9 compatible sound card
-128 MB DirectX 9 compatible video card with hardware
transform & lighting (Radeon 9000 / GeForce FX or higher)
-DirectX 9.0 or higher (included on CD)
-Keyboard
-Mouse
-Broadband connection for Internet play
Operating Systems:
Supported operating systems are Windows 98/ME/2000/XP.
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Known Issues
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-When attempting to adjust the gamma setting on some video cards
clicking "apply" will cause the gamma to reset. If you are
experiencing this issue, adjust gamma on its own and click the
"back" button. The gamma setting should now be changed
properly.
-If you have a Rage 128 video card, you will only be able to
play at 800x600 or lower. Also, you may notice graphical
glitches throughout the game. The Rage 128 is considered a TNT1
class card, and as such is not officially supported.
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Patch Details
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Troubleshooting
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-Ensure that your computer meets the minimum system requirements
listed at the start of the manual. Installing WWII Combat: Iwo
Jima on a computer that does not meet the minimum system
requirements can lead to unpredictable results.
-Before installing the game, make sure all running programs,
especially anti-virus software, are closed. Many installation
problems are avoided this way.
If you are still experiencing problems installing WWII Combat:
Iwo Jima, please follow these steps:
1. With the game CD inserted, double click MY COMPUTER.
2. Right-click the CD ROM drive and select EXPLORE.
3. Go to the EDIT menu and select SELECT ALL.
4. Go to the EDIT menu once more and select COPY.
5. Find a place on your hard drive to copy these files. We
suggest just copying them to a folder on your desktop. To do
this, right click your desktop and select NEW, then FOLDER.
Open the New Folder that appears, right-click inside the folder
and select PASTE.
6. The files will now copy from the CD to your hard drive. This
will take a few minutes.
7. Once the game has copied, run the setup.exe from where you
copied the files to install the game.
This process should take the CD-ROM out of the installation
procedure, so that any problems with the disc itself are
avoided.
-If you are running Windows XP or Windows 2000, you must install
WWII Combat: Iwo Jima via a user account with
administrator or power user privileges. If you do not have
administrator or power user privileges, please contact your
system administrator for further details.
-If you are running a firewall or a router, you may experience
difficulties attempting to play WWII Combat: Iwo Jima on a
LAN or the Internet. You must configure your firewall/router to
allow WWII Combat: Iwo Jima to access ports 7777 and 7778
for game sessions and port 28902 for the master matchmaking\
server. Ensure that TCP and UDP are enabled for all three
ports. If you do not know how to do this, contact your system
administrator or firewall/router vendor for further information.
Note that there is no need to configure the firewall included
with Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) as WWII Combat: Iwo Jima
automatically configures it for online play.
-If you are running Windows XP with Service Pack 2 (SP2), you
may receive an in-game message indicating that Windows firewall
is enabled and that WWII Combat: Iwo Jima is not
authorized to access the Internet. This means that you are not
logged into Windows using an account with administrator
priveleges. To resolve this, log into Windows with an
administrator account and launch WWII Combat: Iwo Jima or
manually configure the firewall.
-If your machine is running Windows XP with Service Pack 1 (SP1)
installed and Internet Connection Firewall enabled, you may
experience difficulties attempting to play WWII Combat: Iwo Jima
on a LAN or the Internet. To correct this, you should
either install Service Pack 2 (SP2) or disable the Internet
Connection Firewall from your network settings. Follow these
steps to disable the Internet Connection Firewall:
1. Click the Start Menu
2. Select Settings, then Network Connections
3. Right click on your Local Area Connection icon and select
Properties
4. Click on the “Advanced” tab
5. Make sure there is no checkmark in the box next to “Protect
my computer and network by limiting or preventing access to this
computer from the Internet”
-Some video cards, often included with laptops, have a rotation
feature that can cause the game to display sideways. Going into
your display properties and disabling the rotation feature
should solve this issue. Contact your video card manufacturer
for further support regarding the rotation feature.
-DirectX 9.0 is included on the WWII Combat: Iwo Jima CD,
but you may also need to obtain the latest DirectX 9.0 compliant
drivers from your hardware manufacturer’s website. Many
technical problems can be resolved by simply updating your video
and sound card drivers.
-Depending on your system configuration, game play performance
may be altered by changing graphical options in the Options,
Video menu. Lowering the resolution and color depths will allow
the game to run faster, while increasing them may cause the game
to run slower but look better. If game play performance is
still poor, you can also turn down the texture detail. Remember
to click Apply after making changes to these options. Adjusting
one (or all) of these graphical options can dramatically
increase game play speed.
-For optimal game play performance we recommend closing all
other programs or applications before playing WWII Combat:
Iwo Jima.
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DirectX
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The latest version of DirectX can be downloaded from:
http://www.microsoft.com/directx/
Your CD includes DirectX 9.0. To install this version run the
following application:
CD-DRIVE Name:\DirectX9\dxsetup.exe
ie) D:\DirectX9\dxsetup.exe
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Support
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Support can be found Online by visiting our web site at:
http://www.groovegames.com/
or E-Mail at:
[email protected]
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Useful Web Sites
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http://www.groovegames.com
Publisher’s Homepage
http://www.nvidia.com
NVIDIA Video Card Manufacturer Homepage
http://www.ati.com/
ATI Video Card Manufacturer Homepage
http://www.intel.com/
Intel Video Card Manufacturer Homepage
http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com
Keep your Windows installation up to date.
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Copyrights and Third Party Legal Information
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© 2005 Groove Media Inc. Groove Games and the Groove logo are
the trademarks of Groove Media Inc. WWII Combat: Iwo Jima
and the associated logo are the property of Groove Media Inc.
All rights reserved.
Direct Action Games and the Direct Action Games logo are the
trademarks of Direct Action Games. All rights reserved.
Uses the Unreal® Engine 2. Unreal® and the Unreal logo are
registered trademarks of Epic Games, Inc. Unreal® Engine,
Copyright 1998-2005, Epic Games, Inc. All rights reserved.
All other trademarks are the property of their respective
owners.