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Author:   Blue Phoenix IV
Date:   Jan 08, 08 12:46AM
Subject:   Windowed Game
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I heard that I could have diablo play on a desktop window. Can someone explain to me how to do that?



Author:   Mysterious Illusion
Date:   Jan 19, 08 06:53AM
Subject:   re: Windowed Game
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you have to go into the shortcut that runs the game and add /w to the end of it and it should work







Author:   Blue Phoenix IV
Date:   Feb 02, 08 02:02AM
Subject:   re: Windowed Game
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I have tried adding /w to the end of it. Either I am attempting to add it in the wrong place or it won't work. Can you specify where exactly I need to add /w?







Author:   Mysterious Illusion
Date:   Feb 07, 08 06:54AM
Subject:   re: Windowed Game
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Start the game with the -w command line parameter to run it on a window on the desktop. To do this, right click the icon and select "Properties" at the bottom of the list. Next, where it states "Target:" go to the very end and add -w (outside the quotes). When you double click this specific icon, it will open in a 800 x 600 window size. When you play the game itself, it runs under the 640 x 480 size, unless you specify otherwise with the newer patches.




Author:   Blue Phoenix IV
Date:   Feb 09, 08 03:48AM
Subject:   re: Windowed Game
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Tried it it says:

"The name "C:\Program Files\Diablo II\Diablo II.exe"-w specified in the Target Box is not valid. Make sure the path and file name are correct.







Author:   Mysterious Illusion
Date:   Feb 10, 08 07:09AM
Subject:   re: Windowed Game
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the shortcut should look like this
C:\Program Files\DiabloII\DiabloII.exe-w
notice how the -w is at the end computer don't do so well with just blank spaces.






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