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Re: American Girls Dress Designer on Windows XP and above

Uhm, no idea if this is relevant, but there were some changes in the printing system over the years : https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/b8/2012/07/25/simplifying-printing-in-windows-8/ So perhaps your issue is also related to an API change several years ago. I think I read something about the old …

Re: American Girls Dress Designer on Windows XP and above

Sorry for the bump, but I've just gave it a try on Wine for the lulz, yet even in said compatibility layer the game still crashes. There's not much in the way of fixmes or errors in the log so I decided to run it again, this time with the warn flag enabled, and I get this: warn:menu:MENU_GetMenu …

Re: American Girls Dress Designer on Windows XP and above

ZellSF wrote: Davros wrote: I cant imagine its a game many people here own 😉 And it isn't that easy to get hold of for testing purposes either. Considering how relatively rare it is compared to the likes of Jumpstart and Carmen San Diego, so yeah I get your drift. If only Wine on Windows would come …

Re: American Girls Dress Designer on Windows XP and above

Well, the game appears to use the standard Windows print stack, but then again I care little about printing random things anyway. What's important is for that pesky window opening error thing to go kaput. As for why am I playing those things? Why not, and who knows? Maybe some parent or teacher is …

Re: Do you play games off of their CDs?

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For edutainment titles, this is mostly a matter of registry/.ini edits and copying contents from the disk to the hard drive. I don't mind slapping the original disk in myself, but for the purposes of disk preservation that's where the no-CD cracks come in. Illicit as they may seem, but at least you …

Re: Fixing PC games: forever a hassle?

One of the points I was trying to get at is that Windows is the only platform where each game is fixed individually using messy bandaid solutions rather than creating an underlying core or layer to emulate the entire shebang in one go. While I understand the technical reasons behind why it'll …

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