multiple drives/windowed mode questions

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1. Can you use multiple drives in any game? Currently trying to use this option in Wasteland but when it asks me for a disk and I choose that disk on any drive other than 8, doesn't work.

2. Is it possible to select windowed mode *without* going to DOS? If so can someone tell me exactly where and what to choose? I'm using v2.0 (can't use 3, issues with old sound card).

much thanks in advance

[Stuart Toomer]

1. Can you use multiple drives in any game? Currently trying to use this option in Wasteland but when it asks me for a disk and I choose that disk on any drive other than 8, doesn't work.

You can use multiple disk drives (8-11) in CCS64, but a demo/game normally loads from the same disk drive (normally .

2. Is it possible to select windowed mode *without* going to DOS? If so can someone tell me exactly where and what to choose? I'm using v2.0 (can't use 3, issues with old sound card).

Why not create a shortcut to CCS.EXE on your Desktop and amend the command in the Target box to include any other command-line parameters?

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Why not create a shortcut to CCS.EXE on your Desktop and amend the command in the Target box to include any other command-line parameters?

Thanks Stuart for your reply, can you give me an example? I did that years ago for a DOS game but forgot how. TIA if you can.

[Stuart Toomer]

Why not create a shortcut to CCS.EXE on your Desktop and amend the command in the Target box to include any other command-line parameters?

Thanks Stuart for your reply, can you give me an example? I did that years ago for a DOS game but forgot how. TIA if you can.

When on the Desktop, click the right-hand mouse button, then select New... then Shortcut. Click the Browse... button and browse for the CCS program. Then, in the next window, change the Name of the short-cut to be whatever you want. When the short-cut appears on your Desktop, when you are hovering your mouse over it, click on the right-hand mouse button, then select Properties... from the pop-up menu. In there, change the Target box contents to have the additional command-line parameters on the end. Note that a long file-name is enclosed by " signs in MS-DOS.