Windows 7: 2 Problems

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  1. #1
    Apprentice davide96 is offline
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    Windows 7: 2 Problems

    Hi guys here are my 2 problems:
    1st: When I play GunZ I see the right and the left of my screen black....How to fix this?
    2nd: I must open some files .dds but can't because I have a stupid error: Impossible to complete the request because isn't the right type of document. How to fix this? (I've already tryed to reinstall dds plugin 10 times and 4 with different versions).

    Help me pls

    When I had Windows Vista I didn't have this problem...


    (Don't tell me to trash this computer)
    Last edited by davide96; 20-03-10 at 06:27 PM. Reason: Forgot to tell this:


  2. #2
    joe's **** stealhtfire is offline
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    Re: Windows 7: 2 Problems

    1st: post screenshots so we can see what you exactly talk about
    2nd: you need photoshop and just get the dds plugin for photoshop

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    Proficient Member taurias is offline
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    Re: Windows 7: 2 Problems

    for the first problem, it could be some resolution errors... try playing at different resolutions...

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    I am THE DON Joe9099 is offline
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    Re: Windows 7: 2 Problems

    To fix ur first problem is very simple.
    Open config.xml and find this at the top...

    Code:
    	<VIDEO>
    		<WIDTH>1024</WIDTH>
    		<HEIGHT>768</HEIGHT>
    		<COLORBITS>16</COLORBITS>
    		<GAMMA>233</GAMMA>
    		<FULLSCREEN>TRUE</FULLSCREEN>
    		<REFLECTION>true</REFLECTION>
    		<LIGHTMAP>true</LIGHTMAP>
    		<DYNAMICLIGHT>true</DYNAMICLIGHT>
    		<SHADER>true</SHADER>
    		<CHARACTORTEXTURELEVEL>1</CHARACTORTEXTURELEVEL>
    		<MAPTEXTURELEVEL>1</MAPTEXTURELEVEL>
    		<EFFECTLEVEL>0</EFFECTLEVEL>
    		<TEXTUREFORMAT>1</TEXTUREFORMAT>
    		<NHARDWARETNL>false</NHARDWARETNL>
    	</VIDEO>
    Change 1024x768 to your screen resolution.



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