Press escape to go to the menu in Zdaemon.ģ. What I do to keep the cursor from disapearing is:Ģ. I have an ATI, and I have a similar problem. (the one between the Ctrl and Alt key) Then you can put the mouse pointer whereverĬhris: Is your video card an Ati by any chance? You need to push the windows button first. Since single play doom goes full screen, it must be a zdaemon setting. This is windows XP Home with service pack 1 When i move my mouse outside of the doom window, the cursor dissapears. I can't click on the Maximize button (aka the square next to the underscore). I just push my Windows button and then I press the Maximize button. So thats probly why i loose the flag so much the gods are going aginst me in a ctf match
The doom gods are punishing him for not being a good sport and switching teams when clans like to play on a side Think of the ugly freaking smoothing! EBack to top O_O That's not very purist a recommendation to be giving out. Try clicking on the little square between the underscore and the x on the upper right corner It only happens on this PC ( I have several) and only when I play on line.Ĭould be a long shot, but maybe your copy of Windows has "rot" over time, how old is it? It may be time for a clean install. If I try to move the mouse outside of the Doom window ( to click on the full screen icon (or anything else) the cursor just disappears. I tried going to options and it's already set to "full screen" but it's still in that window. If I keep pressing beyond what would normally be full screen, the image continues to grow but the window stays small so that I'm only looking at a portion of my field of vision. It only increases the size within that little window (which is about 1/4 the size of my windows desktop viewing area. Go into options, then into video mode and make sure fullscreen is on. and if that isnt the problem mess with the res. Posted: Mon 5:31 am Post subject: small screen?! Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register
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