Was that one of the very first DirectX games? If it was, try a number of DirectDraw wrappers. I'd give dgVoodoo 2 a try first. DxWnd would likely accomplish it, as well.

Osprey wrote:

Was that one of the very first DirectX games? If it was, try a number of DirectDraw wrappers. I'd give dgVoodoo 2 a try first. DxWnd would likely accomplish it, as well.

do you have any links for these wrappers. There is barely any info on this game online. I am currently using nGlide. I just want to make the game full screen or atleast remove less of the borders

It's pre-DirectX Windows GDI(WinG?) stuff. There is no full screen. The best you can do is switch to 640x480. This is by design as it is primarily developed as a Macintosh game (where small gameplay windows than the desktop were the norm until the later '90s). You'll have to play one of the later console ports if you want it to get any bigger.

I was afraid of that, that it was pre-DirectX. Well, you might try DxWnd, anyways, since it has so many features that it might have evolved to offer some tricks for pre-DirectX Windows games.

I'm not sure if this 100% qualifies, but there's a guy who's been coding a new version of LR:MMR completely from scratch using the original game assets so it will run on modern machines. You can check it out and download it at http://www.quarkrobot.com - his brother is working on a similar engine re-write for Lode Runner 2 as well, but that's not available yet.