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Tomasz

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Putting OFP into a window
« on: 15 Aug 2005, 21:05:11 »
Hey guys,

I dont know if this had been asked before, but yell me how can I do it?

cheers

Tomasz
« Last Edit: 15 Aug 2005, 21:05:57 by Tomasz »

bored_onion

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Re:Putting OFP into a window
« Reply #1 on: 15 Aug 2005, 21:10:44 »
a window?? sounds a bit dangerous - you're PC might fall out...

do you mean like its restored down?

EDIT: what effect exactly are you trying to achieve? i would be interested to know... :D
« Last Edit: 15 Aug 2005, 21:16:38 by bored_onion »

Offline Planck

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Re:Putting OFP into a window
« Reply #2 on: 15 Aug 2005, 21:14:11 »
Try a -window switch in your shortcut target field.......

However you will then have 2 cursors.


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Offline bedges

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Re:Putting OFP into a window
« Reply #3 on: 15 Aug 2005, 21:14:47 »
get kegetys ofp launcher. it has a 'windowed' option.

edit - doesn't solve the 2 mouse problem...
« Last Edit: 15 Aug 2005, 21:16:49 by bedges »

Tomasz

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Re:Putting OFP into a window
« Reply #4 on: 15 Aug 2005, 21:30:09 »
Thanks guys for the quick reply. Ill try it.
 :)
Tomasz