I now have Windows XP, but when I ran on Windows 95, I remember playing a
game called hover. Anyone know if there is some sort of way to get the game
off of the cd or if there is a place to download it or if it would even work
on windows xp?

Hi,

"Alan" <Alan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:015B3B27-0129-4CB2-8F53-6C2F60C3AEF7@microsoft.com...
|I now have Windows XP, but when I ran on Windows 95, I remember playing a
| game called hover. Anyone know if there is some sort of way to get the game
| off of the cd or if there is a place to download it or if it would even work
| on windows xp?

Alan, if you google for "The HOVER Site" you should find your answer.

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I have been to that site but that is not the same version. It is similar in
some ways, but overall it was different.

"Alan" wrote:

> I now have Windows XP, but when I ran on Windows 95, I remember playing a
> game called hover. Anyone know if there is some sort of way to get the game
> off of the cd or if there is a place to download it or if it would even work
> on windows xp?

Alan wrote:
> I now have Windows XP, but when I ran on Windows 95, I remember playing a
> game called hover. Anyone know if there is some sort of way to get the game
> off of the cd or if there is a place to download it or if it would even work
> on windows xp?

Unlike most Widows applications, Hover can just be copied to a folder on
the hard drive of a Windows XP computer. Recently worked for me. I
copied the entire folder and its sub-folders from the CD and used the
context menu to create a shorcut to the hover.exe file. Gripes about not
being in a 256 color mode, but runs fine just the same.