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June 14, 2016 | Filed under: Gaming Did you know it’s still possible to run the original version of Myst on modern Mac OS X? Here’s how to do it. What you will need: Original Mac Myst CD “Chubby Bunny” Classic on Intel software In OS X: Make a disc image of the Myst CD in Disk Utility as a .cdr file. Download and expand COIV4.0.1+.zip from the link above. From the COIV4.0.1+ folder, expand “800Meg.blank HD.dmg.zip”, then place 800Meg.dmg into /Users/Shared/. This will be the hard drive for the OS9 environment. Mount 800Meg.dmg and copy your Myst.cdr onto it. Unmount 800Meg. Run Classic.app. In OS 9: Open the System Folder/Extensions and trash the QuickTime, QuickTime MPEG, QuickTime PowerPlug, QuickTime VR extension as well as the QuickTime Extensions Folder. This version of QuickTime doesn’t work with Myst, so we will use the version on the Myst CD. Open the 800Meg hard drive and mount Myst.cdr using Disc Copy. Copy the QuickTime extension from the Myst CD into the System Folder/Extensions. Restart OS9. Now mount the Myst CD just like before, run Myst and enjoy. Question or Comment?

"A wide-ranging inquiry into an important area of contemporary scholarly interest, and also an engaging, well written and intelligently conceived collection." -Eric Smoodin, author of Animating Hollywood Cartoons From the Sound EraDespite the success of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and their Looney cohorts, Warner Bros. animation worked in the shadow of Disney for many years. The past ten years have seen a resurgence in Warner Bros. animation as they produce new Bugs Bunny cartoons and theatrical features like Space Jam as well as television shows like Tiny Toon Adventures and Animaniacs. While Disney's animation plays it safe and mirrors traditional cinema stories, Warner Bros. is known for a more original and even anarchistic style of narration, a willingness to take risks in story construction, a fearlessness in crossing gender lines with its characters, and a freedom in breaking boundaries. This collection of essays looks at the history of Warner Bros. animation, compares and contrasts the two studios, charts the rise and fall of creativity and daring at Warner's, and analyzes the ways in which the studio was for a time transgressive in its treatment of class, race, and gender. It reveals how safety and commercialization have, in the end, triumphed at Warner Bros. just as they much earlier conquered Disney.The book also discusses fan parodies of Warner Bros. animation on the Internet today, the Bugs Bunny cross-dressing cartoons, cartoons that were censored by the studio, and the merchandising and licensing strategies of the Warner Bros. studio stores. Contributors are Donald Crafton, Ben Fraser, Michael Frierson, Norman M. Klein, Terry Lindvall, Bill Mikulak, Barry Putterman, Kevin S. Sandler, Hank Sartin, Linda Simensky, Kirsten Moana Thompson, Gene Walz, and Timothy R. White.GenresNonfictionPop Culture288 pages, PaperbackFirst published June 1, 19982 people are currently readingAbout the authorRatings & ReviewsFriends & Following Community ReviewsDisplaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews303 reviews6 followersJanuary 25, 2021I read this book in preparation for a class I taught that focused on cartoons as a reflection of society. For that purpose, this book is perfect. If that were my only consideration, I would have given it 5/5 stars. However, this