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Before performing the following steps, ensure that all the students have a Microsoft Windows game copied on their computer.

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To install and configure Wine:

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Install the <emphasis role="strong">wine</emphasis> and <emphasis role="strong">wine-dev</emphasis> packages from <emphasis role="strong">Synaptic Package Manager</emphasis>.

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The configuration of wine can be altered through <emphasis role="strong">Applications</emphasis>, <emphasis role="strong">Wine</emphasis>, <emphasis role="strong">Configure Wine</emphasis>.

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This window allows you to customise a variety of settings for Wine, such as the Microsoft Windows version that is being simulated, drive mappings, as well as application-specific settings. Click <emphasis role="strong">OK</emphasis> to close the window.

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Wine is configured on your computer with an artificial C: drive. You can now access many Microsoft Windows application on Ubuntu.

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The information included in this document is sufficient for the students to start playing games. The most suitable and easy method is chosen for illustration. However, performing other tasks, such as adding CD and DVD drives to Wine or using Microsoft Windows themes in Wine requires further configuration. If the students want to learn more about configuring Wine, refer them to <ulink url="https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine">https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine</ulink>.

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Playing a Microsoft Windows Game on Ubuntu

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A Microsoft Windows executable file can be started with Wine through <emphasis role="strong">right-click</emphasis>, <emphasis role="strong">Open with</emphasis> "<emphasis>Wine Windows Emulator</emphasis>".

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If you install a Microsoft Windows application with Wine, an icon may be found in <emphasis role="strong">Applications</emphasis>, <emphasis role="strong">Other</emphasis>.