frenchfrog wrote:I can confirmed that the num key pad works in 1.31 but not in 1.31c.

Some people should investigate before taking people for ...

sorry .. that was a 'my bad' on my part. I should've said I was using the 1.31c patch.

I confirmed it .. the number pad doesn't work now ..

num lock was always on .. will check and update when I get home later today.

I dunno if this is a bug or not, but I like to use the numeric keypad to enter numbers instead of the number row at the top .. is there a way to re-enable the keypad? thankx.

oh wow .. well this is the first time I've had to add a game to the windowblinds exception. when I played it without the patch it played absolutely fine. Must be just one of those things .. lol.

Update: I got it working ... had to add the app into windowblinds and disable the skinning .. it's working perfect now.

thanx for the info .. didn't know about the windowblinds thing as I have had no problem with it .. I did try the switching of the modes yesterday but no effect .. I'll try the rest when I get home and I'll post an update if it is fixed or not.

I don't use antistropic or antialiasing anyways .. don't know about the vsync .. have to try that when I get home tonight.

This is very interesting, since I had almomst the opposite problem when Uplink used glut. The buttons, etc. were moved and cut off on their lower edges, rather than upper ones. I do not know the cause of the problem, though. It seems that many people are not experiencing this problem. It would be g...

I'm running windows xp sp2 as well .. forgot to mention that in the specs.

Yeah .. I haven't kept up on my cpu instruction set architecture as much as I should have. For the movie at that time I kinda knew that apples were all RISC arch. and x86 was CISC. I didn't know that they were taking some of RISC and using it in CISC though if only to change the code from RISC to CI...

Stewsburntmonkey wrote:Yes, I believe they do use Apple computers. As for RISC, it is interesting that most CPUs now use RISC to some degree at their core, even though the machine language is CISC. They use microcode to translate the RISC instructions into CISC instructions.

Ah .. I didn't know that .. thanx.

looks pretty sweet .. gonna try it out.

well .. we do see dade hacking the school's computer with a mac .. so more than likely they're using apple.

Come to think of it when he's checking out Ms. Jolie's laptop they mention R.I.S.C. which was only available on macs .. I could be wrong though, but as far as I know they were using apple.

forgot to mention my system specs ------------------------------ 2.8 GHz Pentium 4 1 GB ram geforce FX5500 w/ latest drivers ------------------------------- here is a screenshot of the login http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/2872/screenshot28nz.th.jpg as you can see .. the graphics are cut or moved...