System Requirements | Microsoft Close Combat specification

6Close Combat

To set up Close Combat on the Macintosh

1Insert the Close Combat CD into the CD-ROM drive. The Close Combat CD icon appears.

2Double-click the Close Combat CD icon. This opens the Close Combat window.

3Double-click the Close Combat Setup icon.

To launch Close Combat on the Macintosh

1Double-click the Microsoft Close Combat folder, or the folder you specified during setup.

2Double-click the Close Combat icon.

System Requirements

The following table shows the minimum system requirements for playing Close Combat in Windows 95 and on the Macintosh.

Minimum Windows 95	Minimum Macintosh
System Configuration	System Configuration
Personal computer with Pentium	Macintosh with PowerPC
processor	processor
8 megabytes RAM	12 megabytes RAM
(16 MB recommended)	(16 MB recommended)
20 MB of free hard disk space	20 MB of free hard disk space
2X CD-ROM drive	2X CD-ROM drive
640x480x256-color video (800x600	13-inch monitor (15-inch or
higher resolution recommended)	or larger monitor recommended)
Sound card	Sound Manager 3.1
(recommended but not required)
9600-baud modem (for dial-up	9600-baud modem and MacTCP
head-to-head play)	2.0.6 (for dial-up head-to-head play)
Microsoft Windows 95 operating	Apple System 7.5. and QuickTime
system	2.1 (for playing QuickTime videos)
Network card (for head-to-head	Network card (for head-to-head
Local Area Network play)	Local Area Network play)
Headphones or speakers

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Microsoft manual System Requirements, To set up Close Combat on the Macintosh, To launch Close Combat on the Macintosh

Contents

CloseCombat Game Reference About Close Combat You Lead Human Beings, not Superheroes Close Combat Game Theory Dynamic Play Balancing Means No Two Games Play the Same Taking Other Realistic Factors into Account Who’s in Control? You Choose To launch Close Combat in Windows Installation and SetupTo set up Close Combat in Windows To set up Close Combat in Windows 95 if AutoRun is disabled To launch Close Combat on the Macintosh To set up Close Combat on the MacintoshMinimum Windows Minimum Macintosh System Configuration System Requirements Playing Close Combat-An Overview Close Combat Game Types Going to Boot Camp Infantry Strategies Quick Tour of Close CombatViewing Terrain Monitors and Toolbars Campaign Play Maneuver Play Replays Game Buttons Command ScreenReconnoitering Close Combat Menu Bar Number Of Player Buttons Side ButtonsLevel Of Difficulty Buttons Begin Button Game ScreenScrollable List Status Bar Toolbar Game Play Mode Deployment Command MenuToolbar Team Monitor Game Screen Monitors Attribute Description Leader Rank Enemy Threat Indicator Ability Description Soldier MonitorState Description Vehicle Team Panel Condition text Text Color Infantry Team PanelStatus field Description Soldier Panels Current action Description Function Description Emotional state Description Health DescriptionFatigue level Description Ammunition type Description Message MonitorOverview Monitor Zoom Monitor Details Button Debriefing ScreenVictory Information Score Summaries Save Replay Button Command Screen ButtonDebriefing Details Screen Historical Timeline Color Scale Return ButtonDebriefing Table Setup and Game Play Close Combat Starting Maneuver Play Starting GamesTo start maneuver play German Strength Refining the Level of DifficultyAmerican Strength To select American strength To make German units fearless To make American units always obey ordersTo make American units are fearless To make German units always obey orders To start a new Campaign Starting Campaign PlayTo make enemy units always visible To make enemy intelligence always available To start a saved Campaign Starting ReplaysTo start a Replay Killed or Germans Wounded Winning Close Combat GamesScoring Killed or Americans Wounded Deploying Teams Issuing Move and Move Fast Commands Issuing CommandsTo issue a Move command To issue a Move Fast command Issuing Fire and Smoke Commands To issue a Smoke command To issue a Fire command Issuing a Defend Command To issue a Defend command Issuing a Hide CommandTo issue a Hide command Deployment Mode Using the ToolbarToolbar in Deployment Mode Toolbar in Game Play mode Game Play Mode Monitoring the Game Using the View Area Using the Soldier Monitor Using the Team MonitorUsing the Message Monitor Using the Overview Monitor Pausing a GameTo use the Overview monitor To end a game Ending GamesEnding a Game Stopping a Game To exit Close Combat from Windows Saving GamesExiting Close Combat To stop a game To choose options on the Macintosh Using the Options MenuTo save a battle as a Replay To choose options in Windows Expanding the View Area to Use the Entire Screen Turning Sound On/OffTurning Music On/Off Turning Videos On/Off Removing/Displaying Soldiers Killed In Action Removing/Displaying Trees from the MapMinimizing Close Combat Finding a Topic in the Help File TroubleshootingPlaying Head-to-Head Getting HelpPage Frontal Assault Basic TacticsFlanking Shoot It Out Infantry Tips Game Play Tips Tactics Vehicle Tips Tactics Weapons Tips Tactics General Tips Normandy June 6 General Dwight D. Eisenhower Evolution of Operation OverlordGeneral Omar Bradley British General Bernard Montgomery Preparations for Operation Overlord Fooling the Germans with Fortitude German Forces in Normandy Field Marshal Erwin Rommel Allies Invade on D-Day Soldiers landing on Omaha Beach Soldiers crammed into landing craft Carentan Bloody Omaha and Beyond Soldiers taking cover Behind seawall on Omaha Beach Off The Beach Close Combat Operation German Side Across The Aure Normandy June 13 German hedgerow defenses German Defenses in the Bocage Hedgerow Hell First Encounters in the Bocage Troops under fire in the bocage Sgt. Bill Davidson, in Yank Lt. Jack Shea, from Yank Allied Improvisation in the Bocage Pfc. Bob Sloane, in Yank Breaking the Impasse Going for the High Ground Hill 192 and Purple Heart Draw We did Purple Heart Draw Sgt. Bill Davidson, in Yank Close Combat Operation U.S. Side Taking Saint-Lô at LastHill Close Combat Operation German Side Ruins of Saint-Lô Infantry in Battle Saint-Lô Saint-Lô It was one terrible blood- letting Patton Unleashed Trapped in the Falaise Pocket Falaise Pocket August 13Ð20 Effective range 30 m 32 yds Colt .45 model Walther P Springfield ’03 Rifle Mauser KarEffective range 550 m 600 yds Semiautomatic Rifle Garand Rifle Gewehr Effective range 75 m 83 yds Browning Automatic Rifle BAR M1 Carbine MP40 Machine Pistol Thompson Submachine Gun Caliber Air-Cooled Machine Gun M1919A4 MG 42 Machine Gun Caliber Air-Cooled Machine Gun M2-HB Armor penetration 240 mm 9.4 Grenade Launcher Rocket Launcher BazookaArmor penetration 230 mm 9 Stick Grenade Egg Grenade SpecificationsGerman Hand Grenades American Hand Grenades Mark II Fragmentation Grenade Mm Mortar Mortar 60-mm M2 and Mount M2 Close Combat M1 57-mm Antitank Gun Mm Antitank Gun Pak Armor penetration 122 mm 4.8 Inch Gun M5 Armor penetration 96 mm 3.8 7.5-cm Light Infantry Gun Panzer III L Medium Tank M5A1 Light Tank Mm Sherman Tank Panzer IV H Tank M4A3 76.2-mm Sherman Tank Panzer V Panther Medium Tank StuG IIIG/StuH Infantry Support Tanks Tiger I Heavy Tank Marder III Self-Propelled Antitank Gun M10 Tank Destroyer Jagdpanther Hunting Panther Tank Destroyer M36 Tank Destroyer Armament Various SdKfz 250 Light Armored Troop Carrier M3A1 Halftrack SdKfz 231 Armored Car Kfz 1 Kübelwagen Jeep Basic Terrain Terrain Marsh Civilian Terrain Orchard Military Terrain Barbed Wire Wooden Wood Buildings Structures Stone Buildings Bunkers Big Picture Short History of World War Let Loose the Dogs of War World War II Begins Germany Blitzes West Russia Invades Finland Close Combat 125 Battle of Britain 127 Close Combat General Erwin Rommel in North Africa Desert Fox The North Africa Campaign Barbarossa Begins Germany Attacks Russia Germans advancing into Russia Scale of Forces Hitler and the Wehrmacht Problems of Command Sunday Surprise The Japanese Bomb Pearl Harbor Omar Nelson Bradley Germany and Italy Declare War on the United States Dieppe Debacle Allies Agree to Beat Germany First Convoys and Wolfpacks the Battle of the Atlantic Long Road to Normandy War in the Pacific Germany Blitzes East Again Axis Cracks The German Defeat At Stalingrad Russian soldiers in winter camouflage on the attack Close Combat British soldiers in North Africa Monty and Torch The North Africa Campaign British officer on tank combat near El Alamein Erwin Rommel Bernard L. Montgomery 145 Close Combat Stalin, Roosevelt, and Churchill at Tehran Long Formation The Air War In Europe Landings in Sicily Foothold in Europe  American First Division fighting in Italy Fierce Encounters Landings in Italy From Yank, an American military publication On To Rome Problems of Supply From Shots Fired in Anger by Lt. Col. John George 153 Close Combat On the Eve of Operation Overlord End of Festung EuropaRacing Toward the Rhine Collapse of Festung Europa Red Army Marches To Vengeance Last Blitzkrieg The Battle of the Bulge American tanks on the move in Germany Red Sky in the East the Soviets Capture Berlin Road to BerlinAmerican and Russian soldiers Photostat of German surrender with Jodls signature Final Surrender And Beyond World War II ends-and the Cold War begins