Getting Started If your CD-ROM drive is AutoPlay-compliant, a prompt will automatically appear when the CD is inserted in the CD-ROM drive. Click on Play to start the game. If the prompt does not appear, from the Windows Taskbar, click on Start and point to Programs (or All Programs with Windows XP). From the Programs sub-menu, point to Disney Interactive and select Treasure Planet Battle at Procyon MP Preview. From the Treasure Planet Battle at Procyon MP Preview sub-menu, click on the Play Disney's Treasure Planet Battle at Procyon - MP Preview program icon. PLEASE NOTE: This software includes the capability to connect to the Internet. By clicking on the link, you are making an online connection and will have the ability to access non-Disney sites via the Internet. Disney Interactive and The Walt Disney Company are not responsible for the content or nature of any non-Disney Web site. As with all Internet access, responsible and age-appropriate use is advised. Parents are encouraged to exercise appropriate supervision and control. Multiplayer Games Multiplayer games open up an entirely new level of challenging gameplay. Most significantly, you can play with the Royal Navy, Pirate, or Procyon fleets. Your fleet can consist of up to ten ships - there are over 35 unique ships in the game (Full Version Only). You can enhance any of them with veteran crew members and special weapons. There are several different types of Multiplayer maps with unique objectives to provide even more variety. Connecting to a Multiplayer Game From the Main Menu, select Multiplayer. The next screen allows you to choose the type of multiplayer connection you will use. Internet - Choose this connection type to play over the Internet. Local Area Network - Choose this connection type if you have a local area network that supports TCP/IP. Next you will see the Select Game screen where you can create or join a game. The Select Game screen lists all of the multiplayer games that are currently available. This list displays the name of each game along with the map being played, type of game, and number of players required. Game names that are displayed in green, yellow or red text can be joined. The color indicates the speed of the machine that is hosting the game: green is very fast, yellow is average, red is slow. For best results, you should play multiplayer games against people with computers that are the same color (i.e. speed) as your own. Games displayed in gray text were created using a different version of the game and indicate that an update may be available. Games titled "Anonymous Game" were created by someone who is not in your Friends List. Joining a Multiplayer Game To join a game, select a game from the list on the Select Game screen and click Join. Creating a Multiplayer Game To create a game, click Create on the Select Game screen. This takes you to the Create Game screen where you can enter a name for your game and select the map to play. There are two types of maps: Open Maps - These maps allow you to configure your own fleets and are the best choice for players who want maximum control over their games. Historical Maps (Full Version Only) - These maps have preset fleets and are the best choice for players who want to get a multiplayer game going quickly. System Requirements Minimum System Configuration: If your system does not meet any one of the following minimum system requirements, Disney's Treasure Planet: Battle at Procyon Preview will not run properly. Microsoft® Windows® 98/Me/XP Pentium™ II class processor (or equivalent), 450 MHz 64MB RAM (128MB with Windows XP) 350MB free hard disk space CD-ROM drive required for installation 16-bit DirectX-compatible sound card 16MB video card with 3D acceleration, 16-bit color depth, DirectX 8.1-compatible DirectX 8.1 (included) IMPORTANT! In addition to meeting the Minimum System Requirements, it is highly recommended that you ensure that your computer's components are utilizing the most recent software drivers. Recommended System Configuration: Disney Interactive Customer Support recommends the following system specifications for your computer to run Disney's Treasure Planet: Battle at Procyon Preview with the best possible performance. Pentium™ III class processor, 866 MHz or faster 256MB RAM 32MB video card with 3D acceleration, 16-bit color depth, DirectX 8.1-compatible MICROSOFT WINDOWS® XP DISCLAIMER: Although this program will install and run on a system running Microsoft Windows XP, users with "Limited User" privileges will encounter difficulties. This program's installer is not designed to work around the upgraded security features that Windows XP provides. Administrative Privileges are required to install and uninstall the program. Depending on your system configuration, you may also be required to have Administrative Privileges to play this program. Please refer to your Windows XP documentation for information about "Administrative Privileges." MICROSOFT WINDOWS® 2000 DISCLAIMER: This product is designed for use with Microsoft Windows 98, Me, and XP. Although it may install and run on a system using Microsoft Windows 2000, we cannot guarantee its complete compatibility with that operating system. Microsoft Windows 2000 is intended primarily for use within a business environment. All software titles presently supported by Disney Interactive are intended for home entertainment purposes only. Currently, no updated versions or patches are planned that would ensure Disney Interactive software titles complete functionality with Microsoft Windows 2000. Microsoft is developing Windows 2000 Compatibility Updates that address various compatibility issues related to Windows 2000. 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