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Article #12012Re: After Dark version that handles 16-bit color ?
From: Thumper
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 13:35
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 13:35
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In <1993Jan26.105233.8479@smab.se> hans@smab.se (Hans C Larsson) writes:
>As the subject implies, does anyone know if there's a
>After Dark version that can handle 16-bit color (e.g. my LC).
>2.0 crashes horribly when the password dialog (doesn't)
>comes up.
It would help if you mentioned which version of AfterDark 2.0 you are
using?
I know someone using AfterDark 2.0v or 2.0w on a Q950 in 16bit mode
without any problems.
I've also heard that AfterDark 2.0x/ST (Star Trek) comes with a number of
modules that do not work in 16bit mode. Can anyone confirm this?
-Geoff
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