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After Dark Disney Screen Saver Problem
Sunday, March 30, 2008 at 2:49 pm
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Posted by Scott Baret (2 messages posted)


This one's probably a longshot, but I thought I'd throw this one out there... The "Beauty and the Beast" module does not display colours properly. I have an SVGA monitor on IBM PS/1 internal video (I have a modular PS/1 with an external monitor) and everything turns up wrong. I know it's not supposed to based on the picture in the manual and also because I've watched the movie before and know what the characters are supposed to look like. I'm not sure if it's a conflict with Windows 95 or not...I normally display the Magic Kingdom module and it works fine UNLESS I'm working in Word 97--maybe it's a conflict between the After Dark engine and Windows 95's palettes? I recall it working fine on Windows 3.1. When I first bought this screen saver in 1995 I was still running 3.1 and there were no problems. Took it off when I upgraded to Windows 95 initially only because I was short on hard drive space. I decided to get it back out a month ago just for old time's sake. It's been over a decade since I had it installed so my memory is pretty faint about any conflicts or whatnot. I read through the manual from cover to cover and couldn't find anything about conflicts with certain computers--it came out after my PS/1 was made but before Windows 95. I didn't even have my sound card yet when I first got it and am just now enjoying all the sounds that are in this collection! Berkeley Systems (the developer) is long gone, so I can't ask them about it. If anyone out there has this oldie but goodie, or has experience with IBM PS/1 Consultants (that's the name of the computer, not a profession) from 1993, please let me know if there's some setting I could adjust or something to get it to work. FYI: My hardware...50MHz 486, internal video adaptor for the IBM PS/1 (I think it's configured as a Cirrus Logic), standard IBM SVGA display (the PS/1 model), 16MB RAM, Creative Labs AWE32 sound card, and of course Windows 95 (upgrade edition).


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