Genghis Khan macrumors 65816 Original poster Jun 3, 2007 1,202 0 Melbourne, Australia Jun 25, 2007 #1 Is it possible to play warcraft III over the macs inbuilt airport card? if so, how
Nermal Moderator Staff member Dec 7, 2002 21,331 5,121 New Zealand Jun 25, 2007 #2 I don't see why not... just choose to play on LAN
Genghis Khan macrumors 65816 Original poster Jun 3, 2007 1,202 0 Melbourne, Australia Jun 25, 2007 #3 lol...i've tried that...but it doesn't recognise when i create a game (both are the same version, so that's not the problem) in system preferences, what do i have to activate to make it possible?
lol...i've tried that...but it doesn't recognise when i create a game (both are the same version, so that's not the problem) in system preferences, what do i have to activate to make it possible?
eXan macrumors 601 Jan 10, 2005 4,741 136 Russia Jun 26, 2007 #4 Are your computers in the same wireless network?
Genghis Khan macrumors 65816 Original poster Jun 3, 2007 1,202 0 Melbourne, Australia Jun 27, 2007 #5 how do you mean by that? i've created a computer-to-computer network with one, and joined the other...i really have no idea what's going on
how do you mean by that? i've created a computer-to-computer network with one, and joined the other...i really have no idea what's going on
eXan macrumors 601 Jan 10, 2005 4,741 136 Russia Jun 27, 2007 #6 Genghis Khan said: how do you mean by that? i've created a computer-to-computer network with one, and joined the other...i really have no idea what's going on Click to expand... It should work then. Try disabling any non-default network systems like Firewall. But i'm not familiar with them, so can't really help you on that.
Genghis Khan said: how do you mean by that? i've created a computer-to-computer network with one, and joined the other...i really have no idea what's going on Click to expand... It should work then. Try disabling any non-default network systems like Firewall. But i'm not familiar with them, so can't really help you on that.