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From: hasses@prism.cs.orst.edu (Stephen Haase)
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Subject: Re: Solarian 1.04 on and LC
Keywords: really big monitors
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I have no idea if this would work, but it seems that it would. There is a 
program out there called Stepping Out II or something similiar that allows
you to have a virtual screen of any size(within RAM limits I think). If
you set it to 640x480, you might be able to play, although you still wouldn't
see the whole screen at once...if someone tries this and it works, let me
know. I have a friend who was considering purchasing a LC but was worried 
about conflicts as this one.
Steve