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03/15/2007, 10:41 PM
#549
Most of you already know that there are lots of good apps and games out there that don't work with Treo's square screen. There is an excellent program called "Nyditot Virtual Display" that can simulate any resolution. What I did was the following:
1)For those apps that require different resolution, I deleted their shortcut.
2)Created a script to change the resolution, launch the app, and then change the resolution back once the app is closed.
3)Created a shortcut for this script and placed the shortcut in the same place as the original. then used the icon from the original, and assigned it to the shortcut.
Now, when I click on PPC Reversi, for example, the resolution changes, I play the game, and when I quit, the resolution changes back to what it was.
here is the simple code (but you need the app mention above, which costs $20). The time intervals can be shortened, but they have to be this long for the first time you change the resolution (after a treo reboot), since it takes longer for the app to load.
Hopefully someone will find this useful, I sure did. I can now safely buy programs that are not really indended for a square screen and still use them. The best part is that the sylus clicks are correct (not off by several pixels)
previous = "\windows\NVDPrevious.exe"
game = "\Program Files\Games\PPcReversi.exe"
menu = "\windows\NVDMenu.exe"
Run(menu)
sleep(1000)
sendRight
sendUP
sendCR
sleep(3000)
sendCR("Warning")
sleep(5000)
Runwait (game)
Run (previous)
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