Dos program, not full screen = frozen ?
This is a discussion about Dos program, not full screen = frozen ? in the Windows Games category; I'm using NT 4. 0 and I was wondering if there was a way to run a Dos program NOT fullscreen and not have it become frozen. I'm trying to run ZSNES in a window and would like to know if I can do this.
I'm using NT 4.0 and I was wondering if there was a way to run a Dos program NOT fullscreen and not have it become frozen. I'm trying to run ZSNES in a window and would like to know if I can do this...
Thank you,
Tavis
Thank you,
Tavis
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Generally, no. Usually, only text-based DOS programs can be displayed in a window. You could try Snes9x instead (windows based). The latest version of Snes9x has proper network support making it almost as good in every respect as ZSnes.
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Well, I'm actually trying ZSnes just to see if the Netplay capabilities are faster than Snes9x.. I can find documentation on Zsnes netplay but not Snes9x because their site is down... anyone know of any tweaks for Snes9x multiplay?
Thanks,
Tavis
Thanks,
Tavis
