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| subject: | Bink help WIN-XP w/X7 ver. |
Mike Luther (1:117/3001) wrote to All at 17:25 on 12 Jul 2004:
ML> OK, I've got Bink 260 X7 version for NT able to open on this test
ML> box with WIN-XP latest and critical packs fixed. At this point the
ML> POTS version using the executable that was in the \NT subdirectory
ML> of the oarchive will run, and will poll via a controller based
ML> modem, connect with another of my POTS Bink sites on OS/2 and so
ML> on. It will also exit to MAX 3.01 and seems to work there.
ML> But .. the visual screen for the Bink operation has the header up
ML> at the top just fine, but a humongous bunch of black space empty
ML> lines in the log file display screen until you get way down
ML> hundreds of lines later to the bottom of whatever. At that point
ML> all the log display is visible. In fact, if you Alt X and get out
ML> of Bink, when it is over, there on the screen will be all those log
ML> lines which were missing from the visual part of the Bink user
ML> screen.
ML> I'm not a WIN oriented person. Been OS/2 for years. What am I
ML> doing wrong with the BINKLEY.CFG file or the video in the WIN-XP
ML> box which is causing this issue?
Mike,
Try right clicking on the program bar, the bar with the program name on the
left and the three Windows buttons on the right--if you've done that right,
you'll see c:\windows\system32\ntvdm.exe. Then click on
"Properties" and in "options" set your viewing screen
as "window" and in "layout" set Screen buffer size and
Window size at width 80 and height 25.
This should work as I used this to clean up a similar problem I had with
Irex's screen.
Take care,
Steven Horn (stefhorn{at}yknet.ca)
Moderator, ALASKA_CHAT
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