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    I'm using MAME32k v0.67, and it works great ^^ however, when I play games like 19xx, I need to play in a windowed screen and not full screen because its just a few thin lines across (kind of like you're trying to put your screen res too high), so I'm figuring thats my problem. Is there any way to get MAME to run the games in different screen resolutions without altering your desktop res?

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    yes but I don't remember off the top of my head but it's in the setting for individual roms so just right click the rom you want to change the res on, it should be in the vid options for that rom

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    OK I still have an older version on my PC dunno why I don't have any Roms LOL

    It is on the right click then Properties then the Advanced tab, there you can set the res up youreslf

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