CD-ROM XViewer
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Navigate Director files created for Windows only.   Free
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  • CD-ROM XViewer has been discontinued
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    Eventi Progetti Speciali
CD-ROM XViewer is a small "engine", which allows Mac users to navigate most of the Windows-only CDROMs, as long as they are created with Director (you can recognize them as they have the "Made with Macromedia" logo somewhere, usually in the booklet).
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PPC, Mac OS X 10.0 or later

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nbregi [pt] reviewed on 25 Jun 2008
new link to download

http://www.macbidouille.com/downloads/cdromxviewer.sit

great app *****
[Version 1.0]


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Anonymous reviewed on 19 Jan 2004
Great app, thanks, Now I can use macromedia CD games without using classic, go ahead!
[Version 1.0]


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Bertrand Fr commented on 15 Jan 2003
Unable to load from original location ?

50 or 20 bytes / sec on DSL link !!!
[Version 1.0]


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Downloads:6,851
Version Downloads:3,288
Type:Multimedia Design : Author Tools
License:Free
Date:08 Jan 2003
Platform:PPC 32 / OS X
Price:Free0.00
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CD-ROM XViewer is a small "engine", which allows Mac users to navigate most of the Windows-only CDROMs, as long as they are created with Director (you can recognize them as they have the "Made with Macromedia" logo somewhere, usually in the booklet).


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