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![]() the only way that I found that you could not turn off the pc speaker was when running through windows so that is why I presume that she probably was using windows.
hey I may be wrong |
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![]() QUOTE(Data @ Jun 25 2007, 11:20 PM) [snapback]296337[/snapback] Quote:
Anyways, yes, you are right by setting nosound to true that should disable the access to the direct speakers. EDIT: If she doesn't use DOSbox the she can use Daemon tools or something like that, simpler. |
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![]() Daemon Tools? What are you smoking?
Daemon Tools don't have anything to do with either the problem or its' solution. |
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