[quote] !Thankyou! Why was it there, what does it do? [/quote] I guess they assumed people with Windows Media Center did everything from within Media Center or something, and figured people would appreciate it being open when they're finished playing. That's the only reason I could think of.
Check the properties of the shortcut you use to open the game. The game installs a shortcut that has '-MCE' as a command line switch in the install folder. If you're using that shortcut to play the game, then that's were the problem is. Just remove the '-MCE' and you should be good to go.
I have to stretch it otherwise it shows up as a smaller window. I have it set to run Maximized, but I still have to stretch it for it to cover the maximum space on my screen. It stays a 1032 x 798 window no matter what resolution I set in the options or shortcut properties. My screen resolution is 1280 x 1024, so I have to stretch it. EDIT: I managed to get it to maximize by creating a new shortcut, but when I get to the main menu the button being selected doesn't correspond wi
Most PC games have some amount of command line switches to enable or disable various options that may or may not be available through the game's options menu. I tried the all mighty Google for a list of such commands, but came up empty handed. I like to play games in windowed mode, but have only the taskbar visible. That way I can keep track of time (always a good thing :P) and see when people send me messages on WLM. It's possible in Sins with the windowed mode and then use th
I guess no one has an answer to this mystery.
I'm trying to use custom fonts in my custom logon screen. No matter what I set as the font in "User Name" the user names always show up with the default font in all states (normal, mouse over, and selected). What am I doing wrong?
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