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I just got an old game that i love 2 play called "full throttle" only it wont work with windows vista for some reason. So i downloaded DOSBOX and it looked like i wuz well on my way to playing but i couldnt change the drive to my cd drive because i couldnt type ":" or "\" for some reason....if anyone has any knoledge that will help me it would be much appreciated...thank you | I just got an old game that i love 2 play called "full throttle" only it wont work with windows vista for some reason. So i downloaded DOSBOX and it looked like i wuz well on my way to playing but i couldnt change the drive to my cd drive because i couldnt type ":" or "\" for some reason....if anyone has any knoledge that will help me it would be much appreciated...thank you | ||
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| + | ==OpenGL Non Bilinear (Filtering)== | ||
| + | output = surface | overlay | opengl | [[Dosbox.conf|openglnb]] | ddraw<BR> | ||
| + | What to use for output.<BR> | ||
| + | Default is surface.<BR> | ||
| + | (since 0.??) | ||
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| + | Your search - openglnb site:wikipedia.org - did not match any documents. | ||
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| + | Don't blame on Wikipedia. They talk about bilinear filtering. Blame on... | ||
Revision as of 07:32, 29 September 2008
I just got an old game that i love 2 play called "full throttle" only it wont work with windows vista for some reason. So i downloaded DOSBOX and it looked like i wuz well on my way to playing but i couldnt change the drive to my cd drive because i couldnt type ":" or "\" for some reason....if anyone has any knoledge that will help me it would be much appreciated...thank you
OpenGL Non Bilinear (Filtering)
output = surface | overlay | opengl | openglnb | ddraw
What to use for output.
Default is surface.
(since 0.??)
Your search - openglnb site:wikipedia.org - did not match any documents.
Don't blame on Wikipedia. They talk about bilinear filtering. Blame on...
