eg., Target: "C:\Program Files\ScummVM\scummvm_noconsole.exe" "-config=C:\Program Files\Games\King's Quest VI\scummvm.ini " kq6-win.NOTE: With this procedure, if you use variables in your batch file (%1, %2, etc.) you may have to enclose parameters entirely in quotes instead of only the filename and path when creating shortcuts. Optionally, you may also want the ScummVM icon for this, so I've included it here.exe with multiple sizes up to and including 256x256.
exe compilers on the net but the reason why I decided upon this one is because you can embed an icon file in the. Next, you will need BAT to EXE Converter.Okay, so first what you will need is a copy of ScummVM, free software which is used to run various older adventure games and such.bat file which includes a script to run ScummVM (either included with variables or with preset parameters) and convert it to an executable which runs as an invisible application (cmd.exe is still visible in the process tab of Task Manager.) What you basically need to do is create a. Also, keep in mind that I am running a Windows PC, and have not tested this on other operating systems. It does not actually prevent the console window from running, but rather hides it from view. I’ll have a dig around and see if I can find a solution.I can explain how I came about learning this later, but first I feel it necessary to describe how to do this. if I touch the left side of the screen, the cursor moves to the left, and if I touch the right side of the screen, the cursor moves to the right). I have this same problem on my Surface Pro - when in fullscreen mode, all touch input is interpreted as relative motion from the center of the screen (e.g. In fact, you can find a very, very similar problem described by Quietust back in 2014 on this thread: You’ll find platform specific patches for these on things like Android, and the OpenPandora console, which fix these problems in specific cases. When it comes to things like Multi-Touch, a generic Linux build of either will probably be a total trainwreck. Things like DOSBox or ScummVM in fullscreen will usually glom onto mouse input and try to handle it in their own way. What you describe sounds fairly typical of these applications, and isn’t a problem with NOOBS, or the Touchscreen, but rather with the individual software and how it handles input. I’m familiar with both of these, since I’m a bit of a fan of Commander Keen and Simon the Sorcerer to name but a few- I was a bit late to the DOS game, admittedly. I was, I admit, entirely perplexed until I read “DOSBox” or “ScummVM”. I’ve split it out into another thread so we can better get to the bottom of the problem. Ahoy, sorry your post got a little lost in the noise of the Touchscreen FAQ.
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