full screen mode not supported? Vista related
full screen mode not supported? Vista related
I downed Keen, use winzip and it says full screen mode not supported. It isn't in fsm but won't runwhen I ignore. I have VISTA
dosbox
http://www.dosgames.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5443
I hope you run your Vista with full writing rights, not with some crummy guest or restricted account or you will soon be again.
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Is someone volunteer for writing a dosbox howto for restricted or guest accounts in Vista?
http://www.dosgames.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5443
I hope you run your Vista with full writing rights, not with some crummy guest or restricted account or you will soon be again.
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Is someone volunteer for writing a dosbox howto for restricted or guest accounts in Vista?
wardrich wrote:The contrasts in personalities will deliver some SERIOUS lulz. I can't wait.
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wardrich wrote:dosraider wrote:Is someone volunteer for writing a dosbox howto for restricted or guest accounts in Vista?
No problem.
1. Grab the closest XP cd you have to you
2. Format your system to XP
3. Install dosbox
...
XP?... You... suggest... XP?
Who are you and what did you do to wardrich?
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It is still our own wardrich.Larry Laffer wrote:Who are you and what did you do to wardrich?
But, he stopped drinking beer, and the detoxification isn't going very swell.
His cerebral cortex has some neurological abnormalities.
The poor.
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wardrich wrote:The contrasts in personalities will deliver some SERIOUS lulz. I can't wait.
Eh if you have to use Windows, go with XP.
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Now yeah, seriously now.
Vista is a reality, it is on most new PCs that are sold, so the probs with restricted accounts will surface.
And even if dosbox works flawless in Vista -(Yay for the dosbox team, nice work they've done)- there is the problem of writing to the HD.
Must try someday if it's even possible to save a game when a mounted C isn't situated in the personal 'documents' folder of the non-adm user.
I seriously doubt it.
So those on a restricted account will need a long mount C line ..... 'your_name' included.
Pffffffffffffffffffffffffffff
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Some more bad thoughts:
Situation: 2 share a home PC.
Each their own account on Vista.
See what I mean?
Vista is a reality, it is on most new PCs that are sold, so the probs with restricted accounts will surface.
And even if dosbox works flawless in Vista -(Yay for the dosbox team, nice work they've done)- there is the problem of writing to the HD.
Must try someday if it's even possible to save a game when a mounted C isn't situated in the personal 'documents' folder of the non-adm user.
I seriously doubt it.
So those on a restricted account will need a long mount C line ..... 'your_name' included.
Pffffffffffffffffffffffffffff
*Edit
Some more bad thoughts:
Situation: 2 share a home PC.
Each their own account on Vista.
See what I mean?
wardrich wrote:The contrasts in personalities will deliver some SERIOUS lulz. I can't wait.
did they finaly make dosbox work on vista?dosraider wrote:Now yeah, seriously now.
Vista is a reality, it is on most new PCs that are sold, so the probs with restricted accounts will surface.
And even if dosbox works flawless in Vista -(Yay for the dosbox team, nice work they've done)- there is the problem of writing to the HD.
Must try someday if it's even possible to save a game when a mounted C isn't situated in the personal 'documents' folder of the non-adm user.
I seriously doubt it.
So those on a restricted account will need a long mount C line ..... 'your_name' included.
Pffffffffffffffffffffffffffff
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Some more bad thoughts:
Situation: 2 share a home PC.
Each their own account on Vista.
See what I mean?
Vista -> dosgames -> DosboxKyle wrote:I'm also running Vista and am unable to actually install the downloaded games because "the system does not support full screen mode". I was hoping someone might be able to help me out with solving this.
Or install VPC2004+MSDos6.22.
Dosbox is easier.
Period.
Guated, yes, dosbox 0.72 works flawless under Vista.
wardrich wrote:The contrasts in personalities will deliver some SERIOUS lulz. I can't wait.
Coming soon in this nuthouse:
Running Dosbox0.72 on Vista with a 'standard' log in.
In a way it's possible to install-load-save games without an admin account.
Coming soon ......
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BTW I'm working on it for Vista home 32 bit, I think that will be the most used by our dear 'guests/members'.
The 64 bit will have to wait ......
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Done.
http://www.dosgames.com/forum/viewtopic ... 1683#81683
Running Dosbox0.72 on Vista with a 'standard' log in.
In a way it's possible to install-load-save games without an admin account.
Coming soon ......
*Edit
BTW I'm working on it for Vista home 32 bit, I think that will be the most used by our dear 'guests/members'.
The 64 bit will have to wait ......
*Edit
Done.
http://www.dosgames.com/forum/viewtopic ... 1683#81683
wardrich wrote:The contrasts in personalities will deliver some SERIOUS lulz. I can't wait.
Would you care to explain that statement Abyss?
'Cause I really don't understand what you mean by that.
Better dosbox compability ? Regarding what specific situation?
Once you use Dosbox, is it on W98, W2K, Xp, or Vista, Mac or Linux, you're on dosbox, period.
The problems with full screen are NOT OS related, but hardware related.
Lets say you're on W98 with a wide screen TFT monitor that can't lower his refresh rate or can't go full screen in lower graphical resolutions, you're screwed.
So again:
Would you care to explain that statement Abyss?
'Cause I really don't understand what you mean by that.
Better dosbox compability ? Regarding what specific situation?
Once you use Dosbox, is it on W98, W2K, Xp, or Vista, Mac or Linux, you're on dosbox, period.
The problems with full screen are NOT OS related, but hardware related.
Lets say you're on W98 with a wide screen TFT monitor that can't lower his refresh rate or can't go full screen in lower graphical resolutions, you're screwed.
So again:
Would you care to explain that statement Abyss?
wardrich wrote:The contrasts in personalities will deliver some SERIOUS lulz. I can't wait.