Since Lineage II is currently using unreal warfare engine there is currently no way for a Mac User to play Lineage 2. Go play with your Adobe Photoshop. smile.gif

Since Lineage II is currently using unreal warfare engine we do not have any plan to develop a Mac version client at this time. See similar questions...

During various phases of development, players successfully participated using Virtual PC 5.0 for Mac OS X . We have not explicitly focused on testing for the Mac systems but as far as we know you can run our software with Virtual PC 5.0 for Mac OS X. See similar questions...

Lineage and Lineage II share the same concept and background story, but are totally different games. There will be no exchange or movement of characters or items between Lineage and Lineage II. See similar questions...

There are over 70 people on the Lineage development team, working hard to further develop Lineage. There will be continuous updates for Lineage. We'd like to emphasize that Lineage and Lineage II are separate, and Lineage will not disappear because of Lineage II. Lineage will continue to be developed. See similar questions...

Most everything in the game can be controlled by a simple clicking of the mouse. Whether it be clicking on the ground for the direction you want to go, targeting a Mob to kill or an NPC to trade or converse with. A simple second click on any Mob or NPC will active an action response. If it's a killable target you will see a sword icon. If it's a Non-Killable target you should see a chat bubble icon. See similar questions...

There are a total of five races in Lineage 2. Human, Elf, Dark Elf, Orc and Dwarf. Each with their own characteristics and special abilities. See similar questions...

In addition to the simple quest that was available in Lineage, a large scale quest that can only be cleared by the simultaneous action of tens of users will be also available in Lineage II. See similar questions...

My daughter just turned five, and her brother is three years old. Both of them spend a fair amount of time on the family iMac, playing various games and drawing. We have a Wacom tablet (the excellent Graphire), so drawing on the screen is much easier than with a mouse, and then they can stretch shapes, duplicate them, etc., things that you can't really do on paper. The games they're playing these days are "Cro-Mag Rally" and "Frozen Bubble". See similar questions...

Yes! The Intellivision Lives! CD-ROM, available now, lets you play over 50 of the original Intellivision games on your PC or Mac. Check the Intellivision Lives! page for more information. Usually the web site. The publicity surrounding the release of Intellivision Lives! resulted in some former Mattel and APh programmers we weren't in touch with contacting us. They have provided additional material and corrected errors; we have updated the web site accordingly. See similar questions...

On the mac, there is a free component to ogg-ify itunes. The freeware VLC Media Player will also play OGG files. http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20020424233612407 See similar questions...

Of course. We know that consistent updating produces a positive effect on an online game. It will not be updated as frequently as Lineage; it will have around two major updates per year. See similar questions...

No, they are only considered PLAYED from the hand, not part of your hand. (Meaning you have to meet the rules for playing such cards as if they were in your hand.) See similar questions...

Yes. If you want, you can disable printing for all pages by using: ("Hypertext >Current hypertext properties"). Then, within a page that you wish to print, just insert an image or a text such as "Click here to print", select it, then use "Insert >Special link" and the tab "Other". Yes, it can makes multiple copies, but provided you protected the ebook with an individual password, the password must match his name and email address. For example, you sell the ebook to Mark Smith, msmith@ge. See similar questions...

The AllowEdit property enables or disables editing operation in the control. The List1.Items.Edit 0, 0 edits the first cell in the control. The edit operation fires events like BeforeCellEdit and AfterCellEdit. You can disable editing a cell by handling the AfterCellEdit event and setting the Cancel parameter to True. See similar questions...

Lineage II will use the Unreal 3.0 Engine, though the teams behind Lineage II graphics have tweaked and developed additional systems. Many of these systems help balance out the graphical issues, as well as make the graphics appeal even more real then before. See similar questions...

You bet they do. Nearly ever race has quests in their starter town that only their race can do. Some more then others and a lot of them are repeatable. Meaning that you can do them over and over again to help earn adena for building your character. See similar questions...

Optional web part features, such as MSN weather and news channels, located in ‘My Site’ are only be available to users running Internet Explorer on a PC due to the reliance of Active X controls required in pulling the data. For some administrative employees, advanced features such as institutional report cards and Microsoft Office integration will only be available to users running Internet Explorer on a PC. See similar questions...

Mac users get the same files. The only difference is the software on your machine you use to unarchive .zip files. Please understand that while I can spell "Mac", that is the extent of my knowledge of your system. I cannot answer specific questions regarding the Mac OS or other software. See similar questions...