When talking about a simulation's graphics, quality refers to how real the images look on the screen, and performance refers to how quickly and smoothly the images move. If there are any Train Simulator updates, you can find them at: Ĭlick Start, point to Programs, point to Microsoft Games, point to Train Simulator, then click Train Simulator.ĭouble-click the Train Simulator icon on the Windows desktop. Typically you install the product from the CD-ROM first (as described above), and then install any update that you have downloaded from the Web site. Occasionally Microsoft releases late-breaking updates about its products, so it's always a good idea to check the Web site for updates. Note: Installation may require one or more of the two Train Simulator compact discs, I depending on the options you choose. You can always install other routes later. You can pick just the routes you want installed on your hard disk and available in the game. Follow the instructions that appear on your screen.ĭefault-Choose this option to install all the software and all six routes.Ĭustom-Choose this option if you need to conserve hard disk space on your computer. or-Ĭlick Add New Programs, and then click the CD or Floppy button.ĥ. On the Install/Uninstall tab, click Install.Point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.If your computer doesn't support automatic installation, follow these steps:
Insert Train Simulator Disc 1 into your CD-ROM drive.Turn on your computer and start your Microsoft Windows® operating system (Windows 95 or later).This chapter tells you how to get started. Before you start using Microsoft® Train Simulator though, there are a few things you need to do. Whether you're a rookie, a hard-core gamer, or a real-life train engineer, you probably can't wait to climb into the cab and drive off into the sunset.
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