22-03-2009 08:33 AM | ||
red_avatar |
Well in both cases the screen thing is true: if your screen can't handle the low resolution, this can be the result |
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21-03-2009 09:41 PM | ||
_r.u.s.s. |
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21-03-2009 08:24 PM | ||
red_avatar | This problem may be caused by your monitor not supporting full-screen at low resolution. You need to set up Dosbox to use your desktop resolution by editing dosbox.conf. Change "original" to a fixed size - I recommend the resolution your desktop is using. | |
21-03-2009 08:07 PM | ||
The Fifth Horseman | Right-click the game executable. Choose Properties, then Compatibility. Then click on the checkbox next to "run in 640x480". | |
21-03-2009 06:19 PM | ||
_r.u.s.s. | no, fullscreen (: | |
21-03-2009 06:12 PM | ||
dosraider |
The Win version plays in a Windows like...eeeuuu ...window, doesn't it? I thought so. Can be wrong of course. Anyway dosversion>winversion. |
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21-03-2009 06:08 PM | ||
_r.u.s.s. |
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21-03-2009 05:55 PM | ||
TheChosen | Alt+enter | |
21-03-2009 05:41 PM | ||
dosraider |
Ahem, try in dosbox. >A beginner's guide to DosBox< |
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21-03-2009 04:55 PM | ||
_r.u.s.s. |
hahaha edit: (that hahaha was referring eof's comment) i downloaded it and, unfortunately, wasn't able to reproduce the bug. what's your resolution? maybe it's too high. have you tried smashing ctrl+enter or alt-tabbing? |
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