Safari 6 We recommend using the following operating systems for Online Banking and Bill pay: Be sure to note our highlighted area of what URL you should be using to register your browser. Yes! Click on your browser type below for step-by-step instructions. I am having trouble registering my device. It is always recommended to use the latest browser version available from the provider.Ĭlick here to see what browsers you can use. Some of these browsers may show minor behavioral or cosmetic differences, but generally support the use of the Online Banking application and functionality. The following browsers have been tested and determined to provide a reliable user experience. What do I need on my computer to access Online Banking? Click wherever you see the VeriSign logo to gain information about our certificates.Ĭlick on your computer type for step by step instructions: QuickBooks for Mac 2010-2013 Our website and Online Banking products are also secured through separate VeriSign security certificates. The SSL prevents other computers along the route from eavesdropping by encrypting all data transmitted between you and our site. Online Banking provides secure financial services through a protocol known as the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). Is my account information secure through Online Banking? You will be able to access 13 months worth of history on your account. How much of my account history is available through Online Banking? Share history, transfers, and loan payments.No! Online Banking is yet another benefit of credit union membership.Ĭurrently, Members First Online Banking package allows you to: A legal guardian and joint owner may activate an account for a minor. The primary member of the account must be the one to activate it.
You can register yourself by going to and clicking the New User option by the Online Banking log in box or call a member service representative at. Upping frameskip all the way to 10 didn't help matters any, by the way.How do I activate my account for Online Banking? I'm using athlon xp 2600+, dynamic, 23000 cycles, ddraw for this test. The speed is fine until you actually get into a race, then it's slow because of the 3D nature of the game. This game seems to run fine, although it's slow and has black vertical lines throughout the screen, making it hard to see. Shame dosbox segfaulted starting the third race. It's almost playably fast, dymanic core, 30000 cycles, 0 frameskip, XP3000, with some of the detail turned down. No segfaults, currently running race 7.įrom a minimal install I think it was done under 0.63 (didn't work so well), seems to work reasonably under 0.65, although no music. Works even better with the latest CVS build, using the cycles set to auto. I used DOS32a and dynamic core on a full installation. This is probably the dynamic loading of the map. The only problem is that the ingame gameplay sometimes stutters. I tested Carmageddon on a Pentium 4 3.2GHz and it works perfectly. IMHO, other solutions do better, although nothing beats the ease of setup and use of DOSBOX. The menu and other game sequences play on full speed, but where it matters, the game itself, it lacks a bit. Still, within these restrictions it is playable, but not much more. I got about 5-10 frames a second on a P4, 2.8 GHz. I did it all, added DOS32A, cranked up the cycles to 50k on an dynamic core and still found a playable game. I only experienced a little lag within the SCi intro and some of the cutscenes.
This is with decent graphics options set in carma,Īnd BAM! I'm off on my crazy way. Very good - once correct options set ( 22:31)Ĭarma runs very well here on a 2.4GHz Core2Duo Macbook Pro (2GB RAM), but only when the right options are set in DOSBox! Otherwise it was pretty much unplayable. You're better off using MS-DOS, which oddly enough works fine with game. Set everything on highest, and LOTS of lag. I'm running a 3.0 duo core processor with 3GB of RAM. Hi can someone help me to set up this game cause error message comes up does not support windows NT
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