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Old 07-31-2014, 11:39 PM
AlBQuirky AlBQuirky is offline
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Exclamation Minimize to Desktop

I hope this is only happening to me, but maybe others experience this too?

There are places on my screen (playing fullscreen @ 1842x1036 - Weird home monitor) where if I click, I am thrown to my desktop, with EQ minimizing. This actually makes the game unplayable, as I may be running when this happens, in the middle of combat (should I click my mouse), or looting corpses. When I get back into EQ, the game is windowed, making me press <ALT+Tab> twice to get it back to fullscreen. My character also goes into auto-run mode, so that as I am minimized, I am running God knows where.

As I was setting up my UI, I moved the EQ button to the very lower right hand of the screen. This button most assuredly causes this problem. For the half hour or so I was able to click it and get into the key-mapping and video screens. After that, making a few adjustments, I could not even get into the options.

The other trouble I am having, and do not know if it is a known bug, is that my Bard songs do not show up in my Song Window.

I do thank you for all your efforts to recreate EQ as it was [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
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