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way to minimize/hide Vendetta?
is there a way to hide vendetta for when some IMs you or you need to use the screen? like in EQ for mac you can type in /mc a and it will hide the app.
go to options, video, and select window/full screen mode and switch it to window mode.
Support for command - tab has been asked for before, but nothing so far...
window mode will work for now. I thought there would be a huge drop in quality and speed but nothing so far.
thank you.
thank you.
Yeah, I'm actually quite impressed with how Vendetta performs in a window. This performance has actually gotten better over time.
Majik! The devs (ray, I suspect) are macomancers descended from the planet of Binaria.
I wonder if there was a command you could make to work in-game so it immediately ignites the "windowed" routine.
I wonder if there was a command you could make to work in-game so it immediately ignites the "windowed" routine.
i can't get the window mode working on my G4 powerbook, i just get a black-screen-of-death, force-quit brings be back to the finder.
I would very much enjoy this functionality as well, to be able to check my e-mail from time to time, or go reply to somebody on iChat, etc.
There is a bug with windowed mode, do NOT change the screen resolution at the same time as switching to windowed mode.
Also, try pressing Command-Q, that gets rid of the bsod.
-:sigma.SB
Also, try pressing Command-Q, that gets rid of the bsod.
-:sigma.SB
Ok, I did duplicate the bug with switching from fullscreen to windowmode and changing resolution at the same time.
For example, switching from 1024x768 fullscreen to 800x600 window would not clear the screen and put the game into a window.
I fixed this for the next patch.
A temporary work-around is to not switch resolutions at the same time as changing fullscreen/window modes.
For example, switching from 1024x768 fullscreen to 800x600 window would not clear the screen and put the game into a window.
I fixed this for the next patch.
A temporary work-around is to not switch resolutions at the same time as changing fullscreen/window modes.