<t> About that divide by zero error, it´s old, I´ve seen it on 32bit versions of Windows 8 and 10, don´t remember of seeing it on a 64bit Windows. Compatibility mode doesn´t make any difference here.<br/>
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And thanks for keeping on improving this game, my whishlist is only a better ai for ...

<t> Thanks for your time and input, knowing that this isn't the expected behaviour lead me to find the problem, I'm using windows XP 64 instead of plain windows XP, and testing it in another environment showed me that TOAWIII don't work as flawless as I was thinking in XP 64, there's this strange ...

<r> To answer the first question, my primary monitor has a resolution of 1680x1050.<br/>
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I'm using the latest video driver for my card (radeon x1900 xt), and I'm not complaining about stretching or interpolation, in fact it don't happen.<br/>
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What happen is that the game is limited ...

<t> Any chance that this can be included in a future patch? after all big wide screen LCD monitors are increasingly popular, and on most of those monitors if you try to use any non-native resolution you'll run into the "not so beautiful" realm of (bad) stretched bitmaps.<br/>
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As it stands ...

<t> It'll be good to hear some official word about it.<br/>
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But I'm betting it will, only programs old enough to use 16bit binaries don't run at all on XP 64, unless you use some emulator (DOSBox for example for real old games).<br/>
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Of course the installer can make things a bit ...

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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: Marshall Ellis<br/>
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The game will take control of your graphics card and set it to 1024 X 768 so the answer to your question I think is no??? It shouldn't matter what your resolution is when you run the game and when you exit the game ...