Westwood Games For Mac

I received the First Decade pack as a gift this week and installed the games fine on my month old Windows 8 desktop. I downloaded the shared internet components needed to play online also registered my game and a nickname/password on XWIS. Red Alert 2 plays perfectly well in the normal game, but when I go to Internet and Custom Match to play online, the game gets stuck on 'Connecting to Westwood Online' and will not do anything from there. I'm thinking the problem is internet permissions such as the windows that come up saying 'block/allow' for new programs. I haven't seen this in relation to the First Decade pack or RA2 and I'm not too familiar with Windows 8, so I'm not sure where I would change the settings to allow the program to go through. Hopefully this has a simple solution. Help me out please.

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Wrote: I received the First Decade pack as a gift this week and installed the games fine on my month old Windows 8 desktop. I downloaded the shared internet components needed to play online also registered my game and a nickname/password on XWIS. Red Alert 2 plays perfectly well in the normal game, but when I go to Internet and Custom Match to play online, the game gets stuck on 'Connecting to Westwood Online' and will not do anything from there. I'm thinking the problem is internet permissions such as the windows that come up saying 'block/allow' for new programs. I haven't seen this in relation to the First Decade pack or RA2 and I'm not too familiar with Windows 8, so I'm not sure where I would change the settings to allow the program to go through. Hopefully this has a simple solution. Help me out please.

I can't play red alert 2 online.

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