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Houndog · 09-20-2006, 02:08 PM

I know you addressed this question to Ted, but the answer is yes for running Energy in Windows XP. What I do is get to a command prompt and change to the directory that Energy resides. I have been able to run Energy in a Window and Full Screen mode.

THOROMATION on the other hand is a different case. The animated screens always switch to full-screen mode. In Windows 98 I have been able to run the animated screens in a window. Hope this answers your question.

As far as Tamedos I have been able to run Energy without Tamedos in Windows XP with no problem. Speculator on the other hand probably runs better with Tamedos on a Windows XP machine.

09-20-2006, 02:08 PM	#5
Houndog Grade 1 Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 1,258	Energy Windows XP I know you addressed this question to Ted, but the answer is yes for running Energy in Windows XP. What I do is get to a command prompt and change to the directory that Energy resides. I have been able to run Energy in a Window and Full Screen mode. THOROMATION on the other hand is a different case. The animated screens always switch to full-screen mode. In Windows 98 I have been able to run the animated screens in a window. Hope this answers your question. As far as Tamedos I have been able to run Energy without Tamedos in Windows XP with no problem. Speculator on the other hand probably runs better with Tamedos on a Windows XP machine. Last edited by Houndog; 09-20-2006 at 02:10 PM.