TRS2009 will be suited for what operating systems?

[Red_Rattler]

Can't find another thread on it.

Their are more operating systems other than XP, Vista etc (and even these have different versions such as Vista Basic, etc), so what operating systems will run TRS2009?
And will TRS2009 be suited to Apple Computers?

And for reasons I won't go into at the moment, I won't be buying another Auran product, however that does not stop me from asking.

 

[gisa]

I too would like to know as I run win2k.

I tried in vain so far to find an answer to this but I have not had a confirmed answer from Auran.

:wave:

Gisa ^^

 

[PerRock]

TS09B has run fine on both of my two computers. 1 is using Vista Home, the other XP. It runs better on my vista machine; but I think that is more hardware rather than OS.

peter

 

[John_SB]

Trainz Simulator 2009 FAQ

What are the computer specifications needed to run TS2009?

MINIMUM SPEC

• Pentium IV 2.2GHz (or equivalent)
• 1GB RAM
• 64MB 3D Graphics Card (NVIDIA GeForce2 or equivalent)
• Windows XP Service Pack 2
• 1024x768 display resolution

RECOMMENDED SPEC

• Intel Core 2 Duo (or equivalent)
• 2GB RAM
• 256MB 3D Graphics Card (NVIDIA GeForce7 Series or equivalent)
• Windows XP Service Pack 2
• 1024x768 display resolution

 

[Red_Rattler]

1024x768 display resolution[/LIST]

So will it work with 800x600 or is it like MSTS where it is only available in 1024x768+ creating very small text?

 

[ColPrice2002]

So will it work with 800x600

The Options for 2009 allow you to select the resolution, depth (32 bits) and the sync values.

Obviously, some modes cause distortion, but should be available to suit your monitor & graphics card.

Colin

 

[whitepass]

Yes you can set 800x600 in TS09. Windows 2000 will not work, betas will not install so win98 and win95 also no.

 

[gisa]

TY whitepass. I think I will hold of getting 09 for now. 04 works fine and I've got lots to work on my route anyhoo.

TY for the input

:wave:

Gisa ^^

 

[SuperFudd]

How about TRS-DOS?

 

[AHSAN]

How about TRS-DOS?

definitely no.:hehe: