Warcraft 3 lan game - posted in Mac Strategy: I tried connecting a local area game with my window xp computer and my macbook pro. I couldnt see any game on the macbook pro when i have created a game on the window xp computer. May 07, 2008  I want to get a copy of WarCraft III battle net. I am just wondering if there is any official no CD patch for WCIII so that I don't have to ruin my. The war3tft_120a_120b_japanese.bin file you have requested: WarCraft III: Reign of Chaos / Mac / WCIII: TFT v120a-120b Mac Patch [Japanese] - 1.6MB is not available. Perhaps try browsing all files for the game WarCraft III: Reign of Chaos and upload any files you want to share or are missing.

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I had installed Warcraft III after seeing numerous reviews online that it worked fine on Intel macs, but every time I started it, it promptly crashed. Console.app, however, notified me that it was trying to load LiveType.component, and failing. With some simple debugging, Warcraft III works now, after following these simple steps: • Navigate to /Library/Quicktime/ • Create an Archive of LiveType.component • Delete LiveType.component • Empty your trash That's it; now you can enjoy Warcraft III. Note that for some reason, Warcraft III will attempt to load LiveType.component even if you move it.

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It seems it needs to be deleted for Warcraft III to work. Relocating the component and logging out and back in may work, but I didn't try it. Sil ethiopic keyboard layout for mac os. [ robg adds: I imagine that this fix will break Apple's LiveType application (and probably other apps that rely on the component), hence you'll need to expand the archive and replace the component any time you want to use LiveType.]. Reminds me of a funny story: I just received a MBP [from work], and over the weekend, went to Apple Store to find a game for it. Download@molecular cell biology 5th edition publisher for mac. Had to ask, since it seemed there weren't any games compatible with Intel macs.

Apple Store person goes off to ask, comes back with 'here it is.' There was one.

One game that's compatible with any new consumer Mac you can purchase. The rest of the stuff on the shelves was for PPC Macs.

I thought that was funny, but not fun. I don't recall what game it was; it didn't seem like my kinda thing.

Maybe it was this WarCraft game. --- -- What clown designed the iPod calendar reminder, which won't show you the Location field? Guess they always meet in the same room at Apple? I'VE FIGURED IT OUT!!!!!!!!!!! This explained a certain part but not all of it. IT'S QUICKTIME THAT'S THE PROBLEM! It also does this if DivX is installed.

Maybe it's an incompatibility with codecs? Anyway, I'd recommend that you'd archive all the non-default components if you have crash problems. It could be an incompatibility with the intel vs ppc (wc3 isn't universal,) but ALL the components in quicktime that aren't default, archive, and then unarchive them when you're done. I'm sure someone can whip up a shell script to do this, too, huh?

This problem also occurs with DivX - and can be fixed without having to archive or delete folders. Steps to blocking unwanted folders without deleting or archiving them: 1. Start a Terminal 2. At the command prompt enter the command 'sudo chmod 000 /Library/QuickTime/DivX Decoder.component' and press Enter 3.