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HOW TO DOWNLOAD ZOO TYCOON 2001 PDF
HOW TO DOWNLOAD ZOO TYCOON 2001 INSTALL
HOW TO DOWNLOAD ZOO TYCOON 2001 LICENSE
HOW TO DOWNLOAD ZOO TYCOON 2001 WINDOWS

HOW TO DOWNLOAD ZOO TYCOON 2001 INSTALL

To install Zoo Tycoon: Complete Collectionġ Insert the blue Zoo Tycoon disc with the elephant on it into your CD-ROM drive. You can now build your ultimate zoo! Stock it with all kinds of exotic animals, put in tons of objects, and include all sorts of attractions to bring in more guests as you build your perfect zoo.

HOW TO DOWNLOAD ZOO TYCOON 2001 PDF

Want to know more about building a successful zoo? We’ve got you covered! Check out Zoo Tycoon™: Official Strategies and Secrets™, which is available in PDF format on the original blue Zoo Tycoon disc in the Goodies folder (the disc with the elephant on the front)! Moving Guests.Ĭreating Marine Exhibits.Ĭreating Aquatic Shows.Ĭreating Dino Exhibits. ZOO TYCOON EXPANDED FEATURES.Īssigning Maintenance Workers to Tasks. ĪNIMAL, GUEST, AND STAFF INFORMATION PANELS. The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners. Sybex Strategies & Secrets is a trademark of SYBEX, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. SYBEX and the SYBEX logo are either registered trademarks or trademarks of SYBEX Inc.

HOW TO DOWNLOAD ZOO TYCOON 2001 WINDOWS

Microsoft, Windows, Windows NT, the Microsoft Game Studios logo, Marine Mania, and Zoo Tycoon are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.ĭeveloped by Blue Fang, LLC, for Microsoft Corporation.īlue Fang and the Blue Fang logo are trademarks of Blue Fang, LLC.

HOW TO DOWNLOAD ZOO TYCOON 2001 LICENSE

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