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|    foxidrive to Todd Vargo    |
|    Re: Where are parameters for the window     |
|    30 Sep 15 13:17:32    |
      XPost: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general, atl.msdos.batch.nt       From: foxidrive@server.invalid              On 30/09/2015 13:07, Todd Vargo wrote:       >> I'm assuming that you mean that there are no scrollbars or border or       >> titlebar visible, Todd.       >       > Nothing to assume. I said, "full screen".       >       >>       >> The microsoft link says it's not possible on Windows 7 - but there could       >> be a video driver which you are using which supports it.       >       > That info is misleading. Its intended for Vista and Win 7 64-Bit users.              The document states 32 bit.              Microsoft cocks up stuff in their tech data too, but I confirm that it was       on a 32 bit Win 7 and 32 bit Win 8.1 system and neither will enter full       screen mode.              >> Can you please advise which video card you are using and driver release       >> version?       >       > Its the Dell Dimension 3000 on board video, and the driver is       > Microsoft's Standard VGA Adaptor installed by Windows 7 setup. Nothing       > fancy. No Dell drivers installed.              You probably don't want to play in this way - but if you loaded Dell       drivers, would it still go full screen? A full image backup is the only       safe way to test, and get back to where you are.              > Please confirm that you tested in a non-virtual, 32-Bit installation.              Yes. Ditto in Vista 32 bit physical machine, unless I'm becoming senile.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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