Getting Altarian Prophecy as a single file for install on a different PC

I'm in the process of building a new system (it's almost finished, actually, I'm just waiting for the power supply to be delivered) and I plan to install GalCiv on it - the new system will have WinXP Pro and DirectX 9, so I can finally run all the features of Altarian Prophecy that I couldn't do on this system because my video card won't really work with DX9. Actually, that leads me to my problem. I need to get Altarian Prophecy as a single file so that I can install it along with GalCiv on the new system. Getting Galciv 1.2 (and Expanded Universe) is no problem, I'm downloading the single patch file right now and I have the CD (I'm a registered user for both GalCiv and Altarian Prophecy, so I have my serial numbers and everything), so I'm OK there. It's Altarian Prophecy I need. I can't find a link for downloading it similar to the one on galciv.com for 1.2/Expanded Universe. Can one of the Stardock staff help?
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I'd put Stardock Central on - it'll download all the bits you need for you, and they'll be rather more up-to-date than the single file versions.

Alex


~SDC~
Reply #2 Top
Well, I think that you can use Stardock Central to bury an archive of AP and install it on another computer.
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The problem is that I plan to have the new computer offline for a while while I do test work on it (I don't have any antivirus or security software for it yet and need to buy it before I can put it online). That's why I was asking for what I really should have termed offline install options for AP.
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Well, is it possible to install SD Central on a computer with internet connexion and burn the archive associted with AP? Then you just need to install SD Central on the new computer and read the archive.
Reply #5 Top
Yes

~SDC~
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Issue has been resolved. I did a little more digging (which I should have in the first place) and found the link at stardock.com/support to email for download links, so I have what I need now and will burn it all to CD for transfer to the new system.