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[Unknown Hero]

Originally posted by yamcha565656@Nov 10 2004, 12:35 PM
Me and Wormpaul will made the reviews of DD1 and DD3.Btw does somebody knows what should be the size of scrshots? :help:

I don't know the size, but I know that it's default size of scrshots made in DosBox! k:
ctrl+f5 and scrshot is up!

[Yamcha]

Originally posted by Unknown Hero@Nov 10 2004, 12:15 PM

I don't know the size, but I know that it's default size of scrshots made in DosBox! k:
ctrl+f5 and scrshot is up!

I don't use dos box

[Unknown Hero]

Well for scrshots I guess you'll have to!

[Yamcha]

Yes maybe i should

[wendymaree]

If you're using Windows 98 and it's a dos game that you can play through Windows
then you just hit 'Print Screen' where you want to take a shot. When you've exited the game, paste the picture into an art program (like Paint that comes with Windows) In Paint you go into the 'Image' menu and then choose 'Attributes' and type 320 in the 'width' box and '200' in the 'height' box. Make sure you've selected the box that says 'pixels' beneath. Then click 'ok'.

If you're taking shots while in pure Dos (again if you're using Windows 98) the 'Print Screen' option may not work and you might have to use Cntrl + F5. Then just do the same as I've described above.

I don't use Windows XP, but the above method could work there, too.

[Yamcha]

Originally posted by wendymaree@Nov 10 2004, 12:55 PM
If you're using Windows 98 and it's a dos game that you can play through Windows
then you just hit 'Print Screen' where you want to take a shot. When you've exited the game, paste the picture into an art program (like Paint that comes with Windows) In Paint you go into the 'Image' menu and then choose 'Attributes' and type 320 in the 'width' box and '200' in the 'height' box. Make sure you've selected the box that says 'pixels' beneath. Then click 'ok'.

If you're taking shots while in pure Dos (again if you're using Windows 98) the 'Print Screen' option may not work and you might have to use Cntrl + F5. Then just do the same as I've described above.

I don't use Windows XP, but the above method could work there, too.

I already tried the print screen i think I posted a result onto this topic you can look it to see what is happening from the print screen.Yes I use Window$ 98 and almost all the games are runing k: Thanks for the help

[Tom Henrik]

Originally posted by wendymaree@Nov 10 2004, 12:55 PM
If you're using Windows 98 and it's a dos game that you can play through Windows
then you just hit 'Print Screen' where you want to take a shot. When you've exited the game, paste the picture into an art program (like Paint that comes with Windows) In Paint you go into the 'Image' menu and then choose 'Attributes' and type 320 in the 'width' box and '200' in the 'height' box. Make sure you've selected the box that says 'pixels' beneath. Then click 'ok'.

If you're taking shots while in pure Dos (again if you're using Windows 98) the 'Print Screen' option may not work and you might have to use Cntrl + F5. Then just do the same as I've described above.

I don't use Windows XP, but the above method could work there, too.

Actually.... we do not care about the height.

Just lock the aspect ratio, and make the with into 320.

The best example of this would be Uncharted Waters 2 - New Horizons where there are actually three different heights k:

[Yamcha]

Ok I usualy don't use Dos Box cuz my Pc isnt fast enough but for Double Dragon 3 I have no problems.the game is ready with the review and the screenshots.Wormpaul asked me to w8 for his review of Double Dragon 1 so...

[Tom Henrik]

Originally posted by yamcha565656@Nov 11 2004, 09:30 PM
Ok I usualy don't use Dos Box cuz my Pc isnt fast enough but for Double Dragon 3 I have no problems.the game is ready with the review and the screenshots.Wormpaul asked me to w8 for his review of Double Dragon 1 so...

Ready where? :bye:

[Yamcha]

Originally posted by Tom Henrik@Nov 12 2004, 11:45 AM
where?* :bye:

In my directory. Look at Dink Smalwwod too plzz k: