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 I saw a big opening in the bees section and asked if we could sit for this match and was told we were welcome to sit there. Your team made space for about 15 of my team members that came with me. - Debbie [more] |
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Re: Software for old Lego RCX
I'll post just to confirm that NQC (and Bricxcc) do not depend on Lego's software.
Try out Bricxcc -- personally, I recall finding it to be a good development environment, although I haven't used it in years (i'm on Linux now, which the NQC compiler and uploader works great on, but Bricxcc wasn't designed for). I hope this helps. 
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24-07-2011, 17:04
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Re: Software for old Lego RCX
Sandy,
The old RCX was difficult to run on certain computers. There is a lot of software if you search on the net. The basic is easy to use.
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15-08-2011, 11:20
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Re: Software for old Lego RCX
The LEGO hardware is not dependent on the LEGO software. Some 3rd party software provides their own Firmware some uses the LEGO FW. The RCX sets and elements are no longer supported, but LEGO will still help you find Firmware, drivers or the old software if you are attempting to install it on a Windows XP machine.
Feel free to call LEGO Consumer service they WILL help you!! Regards, David
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