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Reverse VGA Hack?
What I'm wondering whether it is possible (or maybe there might be an alternative method). Currently I use SE_VGA to "hack" my x50v to true VGA, now its all good until I got to run a program that doesn't like VGA, the main culprits being games. So I'd like to be able to do a QVGA hack on those programs.
Is this possible or is there any other methods I could use so I don't have to restart every time I want to use VGA mode. I know there is the VGA hacks for indiviudal programs, but can it work on the "desktop"? | |||||
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I use WisBar Advanced Desktop, which essentially lets you build your entire UI from the ground up.
I used to use ozVGA myself, but was annoyed that most games broke as a result (just like you). WAD and forcing VGA on an app by app basis (as needed) has solved all my problems. | |||||
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I would kill for something like that, I posted about this on another thread but didn't get any leads. I love my today screen in VGA and Pocket IE is actually usefull, but many other apps don't work right and need to switch back to "normal" mode with a soft reset everytime if I want to use them. Wish somebody would come up with something.
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It'll require some work on your part to get it set up initially, but once done, you'll have your PPC looking and working exactly the way you want. | ||||||
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