CivNet and Civ Chronicles questions

[The_cranky_herm]

Ok, I understand there are three versions of Civ1. Civ1Dos, Civ1Win, and CivNet. Which one is included in Civilization Chronicles?

Also, does CivNet (the original CD version) have music? If so, what format is it in? Redbook?
If the above question doesn't make sense or if you don't know how to answer it, try doing this instead:
Insert the CD, go to My Computer, right click on the drive icon, click "properties," and it should list a number of MB to the right of "Used space." Tell me how many.
If it's around 100MB or less, click start, click run, type "wmplayer," press Alt, and go to Play->DVD, VCD, or CD Audio. If your CD-ROM drive appears in the list that pops up, that probably means it has Redbook audio. Let me know, and also try selecting it and see if you can play the music through wmplayer, just to be sure.

Thanks.

 

[Acadien]

Hello The Cranky Herm,

Well, to be exact, there are more version out there. For example, the Amiga version, the Super Nintendo version...

But to answer one of your question, I don't know for sure, but i'd bet it's the civNet version, or maybe the civwin. The civ Dos version is THE best, but I figure they would want to avoid problems with all the gamers who don't own or can't operate dos-based computers.

 

[Whelkman]

...I figure they would want to avoid problems with all the gamers who don't own or can't operate dos-based computers.

Or bundle one of several free/cheap emulation solutions, all of which likely work better than XP's crusty old Win 3.x compatibility layer.