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Attack of the Mutant Artificial Trees
Frequently Asked Questions
What does EXE stand for?
EXE is an executable, runtime file. In the case of the game, Attack of the Mutant Artificial Trees, it is the runtime version of the game. The entire game is self-contained within the EXE file.
Does the game install anything on my computer?
The Attack of the Mutant Artificial Trees game DOES NOT install extra files on your computer. The only file required for the game is the file named "realtrees.exe"
Does this game cost anything to play?
This game is free to play and distribute.
I downloaded the game, but I cannot find it on my computer.
When you click on a link to download the Attack of the Mutant Artificial Trees game from the Kewlbox Web site, the following dialogue box will appear.
Make sure the "Save this program to disk" box is checked. Click the "OK" button. The following dialogue box will appear.
We recommend that you click the "Save in" pop-down menu at the top of the screen and select "Desktop" and then click the "Save" button. This will put the game on your desktop. You can then move the file to any folder or drive on your computer.
What are "cookies?"
A "cookie" is a small file that many Web sites and programs leave behind on your computer to store information such as preferences, selections, etc. so that this information is available next time the Web site is visited or the program is executed. You may disable cookies in your primary Web browser to prevent this from happening.
I can move the mouse but I can't select anything or fire. How do I fix this?
If the program is frozen you will need to press Ctrl-Alt-Del. This will bring up the Task Manager, which will give you a list of all of the programs that are currently running. If the program is frozen it will probably have the text "Not Responding" beside it. Click on this program to highlight it, then select End Task. After a couple of seconds, the program should close.
Why do I need to supply an email address?
An email address is required to download a game and to post your scores. We will not send you any communication via email unless you indicate that it is okay to do so.
What happens to my information I give during registration?
Neither Kewlbox nor National Christmas Tree Association will share or transfer this personal information to any third parties without your permission, although it may collect, sell, or publish demographic information and statistics in the aggregate. This is more fully covered in the Privacy Statement in the game, the Privacy Statement on the Web site http://www.realchristmastrees.org, and the Privacy Statement on the Web site www.kewlbox.com.
Why does it only show my top five scores?
The scoreboard is set up to show an individual player's top five scores so that more players can appear on the scoreboard.
Does the person with the highest score win anything?
Just bragging rights.
What are the system requirements for the game?
Minimum System Requirements for Windows
PC-Pentium II 200, 64 MB Ram, 2 MB Graphics, Win98, WinME, Win2000 or WindowsXP
Mouse or other pointing device
Is there a Mac® version of the game?
Yes.
Minimum System Requirements for Macintosh
Macintosh - G4, 128 MB Ram, OS X
Mouse or other pointing device
Does Attack of the Mutant Artificial Trees communicate over the web?
When you play Attack of the Mutant Artificial Trees with an open Internet connection, it will send a signal to the Web site kewlbox.com, so that we can count how many times the game is played. This signal does not transfer any personal information, such as your name, email address, etc.
Windows, Mac, and Macintosh are registered trademarks of their respective owners.
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