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On Thu, 29 Apr 1999 11:15:23 -0600, Christopher Patricca
<cpatricca@idcomm.com> wrote:

>Are you sure that the OpenGL ICD was properly installed? Look in your
>windows\system directory and see if there is a file called opengl.dll in there.
>If there is not that could be why the games say your card doesn't support
>OpenGL because they look there first for the OpenGL ICD and if they don't find
>it they crap out. Check the driver disc and see if you can find that file in
>there and copy it into the windows\system directory. If that doesn't help then
>the only thing I can really suggest is to save up for a TNT based card I've
>seen them as cheap as $129 and that's in retail stores. Good chance you can
>find them for $99 online.
>
>Yours,
>
>Christopher Patricca
>

Isn't the win95/98 and NT OGL dll called opengl32.dll?

Having the OGL ICD or ICD "link" named opengl.dll may have those same
problems.    By the way, so far, all of the OpenGL games look first in
the game directory for the opengl32.dll file and then check the
windows\system.   It's generally not recommended that you replace the
original OPENGL32.DLL unless you're sure the ICD file is every bit as
stable, it's generally safer to put the ICD in the game directory or
back up the original DLL.

Thanks

MCheu
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