Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Software Forum => Topic started by: bigfuz on August 27, 2005, 06:12:45 pm
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Is there a way to leave MAMEWAH, when I went into it as a Shell, and then on "Run an App on Exit" starting up the Windows 98 desktop? :-\
I looked around the boards for a good solutions, but did not find one yet...this post seems to be digging for XP, but did not find an answer?
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I am not sure, but you might have to run Mamewah from your Startup folder (rather than shell) to achieve what you want.
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Yea, that is one easy way to do it, but I love the "boot into Mamewah" look using the shell. I can run c:windows\explorer.exe, but this only gets me an explorer window...which lets me do a lot. From here I can modify the system.ini back, and reboot...but what a pain.
It would be ok if the run app command shot me back to a c: prompt, but not sure how to do that? Then I could just type "win"...ooops that wont work, since it will hit the system.ini again and throw me back into mamewah, I suppose...???
Damn! >:(
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Maybe you could have Mamewah run a batch file which edits/replaces system.ini and reboots the system?
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Maybe you could have Mamewah run a batch file which edits/replaces system.ini and reboots the system?
That's exactly what I did on my brother's system. Had a batch file that replaced system.ini and the mouse cursors (changed from transparent to normal). Then another batch file to do the opposite when in the Win98 explorer shell. Worked great.
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I'd still like to know why this only happens on some systems...on my cab I can exit mamewah and run explorer.exe and have everything be happy..
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I'd still like to know why this only happens on some systems...on my cab I can exit mamewah and run explorer.exe and have everything be happy..
I stopped trying to work out Windows a long time ago... ;)