Yes, please! :)

Instructions on how to make 'bubbels' a standalone game.

The procedure has 3 steps:

1. Copy the bubbels.swf from the temporary internet folder
  to another folder where it will be permanent.  (I call
  my folder 'games').

2. Make the computer automatically launch Internet Explorer
  (Hereafter refered to as IE) when you double-click a
  file with extension .swf.

3. Make an icon on the desktop to click on to launch bubbels.

Step 1: You will have to make sure the file bubbels.swf is
 actually in the temporary internet folder. It disappears
 from day to day depending on what options were set. To be
 sure it is there, use the IE browser to start bubbels from
 the web.  You don't have to play it, just call it up once
 the old way. Then you can close down IE and log off the web.
  Locate the temporary interent folder: to do this click
 start and then search. Next click 'all files and folders'.
 next click 'advanced search'. In that window type in bubbels
 as what to search on in the 'all or part of a file name'
 box. Next click the small box in front of 'search hidden files
 and folders' to turn on that option. Then click  the 'search'
 button.  It should eventually give you a long path to
 bubbels.swf.  Mine was C:/documents and settings/jhill/
 local settings/Temporary Internet files/.  Write this path
 down carefully on a scrap paper.

   Now use 'my computer' or 'windows explorer' to copy the
 bubbels.swf file from that path to new permanent folder. In
 my computer I copied it to folder 'games'. There are normally
 lots of files in the temporary internet folder, so it takes
 some patience to find it.

Step 2: Using 'my computer' or 'windows explorer' go to the new
 folder(games) and get a listing of the files there. If you did
 step 1 correctly, bubbels.swf will be in the list.  Right click
 on the bubbels.swf file name. On the submenu, click properties.
 You should get another submenu that says in part, 'type of file:
 shockwave flash object' the next line should say 'opens with'.
 If it says opens with internet explorer, then you are done.  If
 not click the browse button and select internet explorer from
 the list.
  Now as a test bring up the list of files again, double (left)
 click on the bubbels.swf file name and the game should start,
 without being connected to the web. Exit IE for step 3.

Step 3: Bring up the list of files in the permanent folder(games). Be
 sure this window is sized so that some of the desktop is visable.
 Right click on the bubbels.swf filename and this time select
 'create shortcut'.  Now a new filename titled 'shortcut to
 bubbels.swf' should appear in the list.  Drag that shortcut
 over to the desktop. A new icon should appear on the desktop with
 the words shortcut to bubbels.swf under it.  You are done; clicking
 on that new icon should launch bubbels.  You can usually drag that
 icon to whereever you want it on the desktop, once you get the other
 program windows closed.

"jhill" <jhillxyz@tarleton.edu> had some very interesting things to
say about OT running bubbels as a standalone:

I've found that once it's loaded in Netscape, I can play offline. DH
says he's going to figure out how to save the file to my system. :-)
[I'm on Windows 2000, so I'm not sure an XP process would work for
me.]

No, no, no - last night after working late I was too tired to do anything
else and tried out the bubbles
and I did manage to kill them all! What a relief that was!! =)

Don't bring them back!!
;P
(after all the bubbles was cleared there was some message that I guess was
if I wanted to move up one level so clicked and had to try agian of course,
the bubbles are now advancing somewhat faster ...)

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