Okay, there's got to be at least a few trekkies/gamers that found this little jewel back in the day and played it through all it's frustrating moments after having to install it on your 486 computer with 16 floppy disks.

Anyone?

yup i did, and loved the voice acting etc. I also was a strongly supporter of the Klingon academy community. Its a really wonderful game
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It was sweet Praying that the Secret Of Vulcan Fury voice recordings still exist

I remember buy 25th Anniversary back in 1999...DOS would never let it run. It was the special edition too

Thankfully, a few years back I obtained the game and got it running in DOSbox (but it's the original version without voiceover). Dr. Gillian Taylor: Sure you won't change your mind?
Spock: Is there something wrong with the one I have?

HAHA! I still have a sealed box of this game hidden away. lol

Continuing my journey through gamesass classics, I just started playing Star Trek: 25th Anniversary tonight. As usual I'm documenting the experience in my blog for those interested:

http://www.atariage.com/forums/blog/54/entry-6672-star-trek-25th-anniversary/

One question I have regarding the game: I own the "Star Trek Federation Compilation" and the label of the ST25A CD says that it contains the manual. I can't find it though, where is it?