Hey guys.
Just a quick question.
I got a new widescreen (14") laptop for Christmas and I've installed a few games on it (Unreal Tournament 2004, Project: Snowblind, and GuildWars) and I need to know how to make full-screen applications windowed without an option in the settings of it. I've successfully gotten Unreal Tournament to run in a widescreen format by hacking into the configuration file and changing one of the display resolution options to the resolution I have since it was not there intially. The pictures are a bit stretched but everything else looks pretty good. GuildWars has an option for widescreen, so I just used that. Now, Project: Snowblind does not have an option for widescreen and I cannot hack into the configuration file here (since it is embedded in a packed file in the game) so I need to know how to make windowed applications so that it will run in the correct aspect ratio.
I know there's a shortcut key in windows to it, but I can't find it on the Internet and I figured one of you guys could tell me.
Thanks a bunch! (And all of these games will run smoothly on my laptop, but GuildWars has to have a bunch of stuff turned down... but hey, it still runs well! )
Just a quick question.
I got a new widescreen (14") laptop for Christmas and I've installed a few games on it (Unreal Tournament 2004, Project: Snowblind, and GuildWars) and I need to know how to make full-screen applications windowed without an option in the settings of it. I've successfully gotten Unreal Tournament to run in a widescreen format by hacking into the configuration file and changing one of the display resolution options to the resolution I have since it was not there intially. The pictures are a bit stretched but everything else looks pretty good. GuildWars has an option for widescreen, so I just used that. Now, Project: Snowblind does not have an option for widescreen and I cannot hack into the configuration file here (since it is embedded in a packed file in the game) so I need to know how to make windowed applications so that it will run in the correct aspect ratio.
I know there's a shortcut key in windows to it, but I can't find it on the Internet and I figured one of you guys could tell me.
Thanks a bunch! (And all of these games will run smoothly on my laptop, but GuildWars has to have a bunch of stuff turned down... but hey, it still runs well! )