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Moorthy:
Fantastic. Which source file should I edit?

Thanks!




MAME Dos and the command-line version write this information to stdout; if you are using one of these versions, you can just redirect the output, ie

mame dkong > nul

I just tried this for dmame and mamepp, it worked as expected (no screen output).

enjoy
Buzz

buzz datt:

--- Quote ---Fantastic. Which source file should I edit?

Thanks!


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This is not a change to the source at all, but rather a change to how you call the executable itself.  So, instead of typing in "dmame dkong" to start donkey kong, you would type in "dmame dkong > nul" - this redirects the text that would normally go to the screen to a special file called nul (which sends it to oblivion).  If you are using a shortcut under windows to launch mame, you would make a similar change to the shortcut.

Make sense?

Buzz

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