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Topic: where do you pass a command line to change resolution (Read 4752 times)
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clayfighter
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um how do you pass a command line to change the resolution or music  and where is this command line
Thanks
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clayfighter
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well I clicked on the link (here) and nothing showed up....bummer 
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Example:
"C:\Programs\The Ur-Quan Masters\UQM.exe" -r800*600
(or) -r800x600 (or ) -r 800*600 (or) -r 800x600
Right Click your UQM shortcut. Click properties. Edit the end of your "target" with -r?*?
Where the "?" is the resoulution you'd like to use, such as: 640*480, 800*600, 1024*768, ect.
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Corrected link here.
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Culture20
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Interesting side note; meep-eep's typo just showed me that M$ owns the DNS entry for http (type in http://http/ in a browser and see where it takes you). Smart move on their part.
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« Last Edit: January 14, 2006, 05:24:58 pm by Culture20 »
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Interesting side note; meep-eep's typo just showed me that M$ owns the DNS entry for http (type in http://http/ in a browser and see where it takes you). No they don't. http would be a top level domain, and no top level 'http' domain exists. Maybe your browser tries to add stuff to a domain name if the the actual typed in name does not exist. Maybe such a thing is done by the resolver library itself. Or perhaps you're using Internet Explorer, and that browser redirects all failed domain lookups to a site of its own. Or perhaps your browser considers all invalid domain names as search terms, and uses them as input to some search engine. |
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Culture20
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Hmm, wasn't thinking (nor testing). Konqueror doesn't do this, but the weird thing is that Firefox on the same linux machine _did_. I tried going to http://http.com, http://http.net, http://http.org in Konq and wasn't able to reproduce FF's results. wget gives identical results to konq. Maybe something screwy w/ my FF build?
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clayfighter
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Thanks for the help I was stumped on how to change the resolution on my screen.....looking at that small screen with the defaults was making my eyes cross.
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