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Changing resoultion of an executable that I launch.
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QRes
"QRes is a small freeware application that provides automation for the Microsoft QuickRes screen mode change in Windows 95 and 98. QuickRes allows you to change color depth and screen resolution without restarting the machine. QuickRes is built in in Windows 98, ME and newer versions of Windows 95 and can be downloaded as an add-on for the original version of Windows 95. QRes adds a front end to QuickRes so that you can automatically switch color mode or screen resolution when you start a Windows application. For instance, when you start a game that uses 640 x 480 pixels screen area and requires 256 color mode, you can make QRes automatically switch to this screen mode as long as you run the game and switch back to your regular screen mode when the game is over.
QRes uses the built-in capabilities of Microsoft QuickRes for the screen mode switch. The added benefit that QRes offers is automation: the game player does not have to remember to switch to the correct screen mode before starting the game, doesn’t even have to know or understand which mode to use. This is especially useful when the computer is used by small children or other computer illiterates.
The QRes software package offers two support components to simplify screen mode configuration:
The QRes configuration wizard allows you to modify Start Menu options or Desktop icons for use with QRes in an easy step-by-step approach.
A QRes property page is added to the standard property sheet for Windows shortcuts. This allows quick access to the QRes parameters of a shortcut for more experienced Windows users.
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QRes also works on Windows NT, Windows 2000 and Windows XP. On these platforms QRes can switch resolution directly without relying on QuickRes, so that it also works if you do not enable the screen mode icon."
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QRes 1.1
"QRes is a small freeware application that provides automation for the Microsoft QuickRes screen mode change in Windows 95 and 98. QuickRes allows you to change color depth and screen resolution without restarting the machine. QuickRes is built in in Windows 98, ME and newer versions of Windows 95 and can be downloaded as an add-on for the original version of Windows 95. QRes adds a front end to QuickRes so that you can automatically switch color mode or screen resolution when you start a Windows application. For instance, when you start a game that uses 640 x 480 pixels screen area and requires 256 color mode, you can make QRes automatically switch to this screen mode as long as you run the game and switch back to your regular screen mode when the game is over.
QRes uses the built-in capabilities of Microsoft QuickRes for the screen mode switch. The added benefit that QRes offers is automation: the game player does not have to remember to switch to the correct screen mode before starting the game, doesn’t even have to know or understand which mode to use. This is especially useful when the computer is used by small children or other computer illiterates.
The QRes software package offers two support components to simplify screen mode configuration:
The QRes configuration wizard allows you to modify Start Menu options or Desktop icons for use with QRes in an easy step-by-step approach.
A QRes property page is added to the standard property sheet for Windows shortcuts. This allows quick access to the QRes parameters of a shortcut for more experienced Windows users.
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QRes also works on Windows NT, Windows 2000 and Windows XP. On these platforms QRes can switch resolution directly without relying on QuickRes, so that it also works if you do not enable the screen mode icon."
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Download link.
QRes 1.1
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Sorry, I was referring to Qres in that link, it says that it was successful for that poster in changing from 800x600 to 1024x768.
Shortcuts can access the Properties/ Compatibility Mode, and set a Display Resolution of 640x480 only, as far as I know.
Shortcuts can access the Properties/ Compatibility Mode, and set a Display Resolution of 640x480 only, as far as I know.
Thanks for all the input guys,
As for the URL, the site is basically restricted to bussiness associates and requires a verified login to get to it for purchases and stuff.
Anyway, I talked to the company And they said they would look into it, but in the meantime is there any way to get it to rezise, its really annoying for my users.
As for the SP2 question IE does indeed retain the titlebar. However it wont let you rezise the window. Anyway not every user has SP2 installed. Is their anyway to rezise the website?
A good example of what the site is doing is this other site:
Click on Enter and you get a fullscreen page that cannot be rezised in IE6. Even if it does have the titlebar.
Thanx again for all the input I appreciate it. My users are going off the deep end with this website, and they need it for day to day activities.
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Unknown has caused an Unknown Error on Unknown and must be shutdown to prevent damage to Unknown.
As for the URL, the site is basically restricted to bussiness associates and requires a verified login to get to it for purchases and stuff.
Anyway, I talked to the company And they said they would look into it, but in the meantime is there any way to get it to rezise, its really annoying for my users.
As for the SP2 question IE does indeed retain the titlebar. However it wont let you rezise the window. Anyway not every user has SP2 installed. Is their anyway to rezise the website?
A good example of what the site is doing is this other site:
Click on Enter and you get a fullscreen page that cannot be rezised in IE6. Even if it does have the titlebar.
Thanx again for all the input I appreciate it. My users are going off the deep end with this website, and they need it for day to day activities.
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Ignorance is not necessarily Bliss, case in point:
Unknown has caused an Unknown Error on Unknown and must be shutdown to prevent damage to Unknown.
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