I have a game that my friend is trying to send me, it came from a second hand PC store and I got it for free but I can't find a way to get into it, it's called Castaway 2. The isle of the titans premium edition.23 and it is a PC game but I'm trying to use my mac to run it on my computer.
I tried looking on the mac App store, but nothing comes up in the search feature.
I'm trying to follow a guide on how to run it on the mac. I've tried a few but none of them work, they all say it's already running.
A link to the guide is the link to a website which I've tried to look up on, it doesn't even turn up when I search on google.
I tried looking on youtube but I can't get a lot of useful videos because they are too old.
Is there a way I can fix this problem?
A:
You can use the Steam app on your Mac, as long as you are signed into your Steam account.
If you are having trouble finding the Steam App, you can find the Steam app by searching for Steam in the App store on your Mac.
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Asp.net MVC - How to model a response to a POST request
Using ASP.Net MVC3, I want to model the following scenario (I'll explain below):
A user types in a search term into a search box.
A POST request is made to the server.
The server processes the request and sends a list of URLs back to the client.
I want to use HttpResponse to return an array of URLs. But I don't want to have to handle the return of this array of URLs in the controller. I want the user to do all the work of sending a response to the server, and then have the server return the response back to the client.
The same sort of thing happens in GWT - you send a POST request to a server, then the server will return you an array of data back. You don't handle the response in the client.
Is there a way to do this in ASP.Net MVC3? Can someone recommend a good way to approach this sort of problem?
A:
It's common for your application to serve pages of static content (images, css, javascript, etc) so that be359ba680
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