rec.autos.simulators

> Just a heads up for those few of you that may have changed your font sizes
> from their "normal" DPI setting to some custom setting. This *will* cause
> a problem with the pre-game panel of GTR2002; the panel where you set your
> player name and decide on number and class of opponents. In my case the
> panel was displayed missing the right side and the bottom of the panel. Of
> course the right side has half of the option setting buttons on it and the
> bottom has all the exit and continue type buttons on it. The only way I
> could exit the screen was by ctrl-alt-del. After days of messing around
> with options, video card drivers, reinstalling F1-2002 several times and
> downloading GTR 3 times (thank heavens for cable :) ) , I finally picked
> up a clue on the simbim forums. Reset my font DPI back to normal and now
> the pre-game panel shows up as it was meant to.

> Excellent game , BTW, well worth the effort it needed to get it to run. I
> had F1-2002 on the hard drive but had never really got into it, mostly
> since modern F1 cars tend to bore me. GTR is a real leap forward and has
> captured my attention almost as much as GPL did in its heyday. Kudos to
> the Simbim development team; I'll certainly be contributing to their
> server cost fund

> Now if someone would take GTR2002 and turn it into "LeMans -1948 to
> present" with all the different configurations of the track and all the
> cars  that participated throughout the years :)

> David

> Hey Dave, good to see you're still around and racing, hope things are well
> :-)

> --
> Edward
> Commissioner
> Middle-Aged Racers Association (MARA)
> http://members.rogers.com/ecrawford1/mara/maramain.htm

> > Just a heads up for those few of you that may have changed your font
sizes
> > from their "normal" DPI setting to some custom setting. This *will*
cause
> a
> > problem with the pre-game panel of GTR2002; the panel where you set your
> > player name and decide on number and class of opponents. In my case the
> > panel was displayed missing the right side and the bottom of the panel.
Of
> > course the right side has half of the option setting buttons on it and
the
> > bottom has all the exit and continue type buttons on it. The only way I
> > could exit the screen was by ctrl-alt-del. After days of messing around
> with
> > options, video card drivers, reinstalling F1-2002 several times and
> > downloading GTR 3 times (thank heavens for cable :) ) , I finally picked
> up
> > a clue on the simbim forums. Reset my font DPI back to normal and now
the
> > pre-game panel shows up as it was meant to.

> > Excellent game , BTW, well worth the effort it needed to get it to run.
I
> > had F1-2002 on the hard drive but had never really got into it, mostly
> since
> > modern F1 cars tend to bore me. GTR is a real leap forward and has
> captured
> > my attention almost as much as GPL did in its heyday. Kudos to the
Simbim
> > development team; I'll certainly be contributing to their server cost
fund

> > Now if someone would take GTR2002 and turn it into "LeMans -1948 to
> present"
> > with all the different configurations of the track and all the cars
that
> > participated throughout the years :)

> > David

> Hiya Commish :) Still slowly running around the tracks here. I still read
> the MARA newsgroup  and glad to see you guys are keeping the flame alive.
> Any chance you or the others are up for a little GTR multiplayer?

> Dave

> > Hey Dave, good to see you're still around and racing, hope things are
well
> > :-)

> > --
> > Edward
> > Commissioner
> > Middle-Aged Racers Association (MARA)
> > http://members.rogers.com/ecrawford1/mara/maramain.htm

> > > Just a heads up for those few of you that may have changed your font
> sizes
> > > from their "normal" DPI setting to some custom setting. This *will*
> cause
> > a
> > > problem with the pre-game panel of GTR2002; the panel where you set
your
> > > player name and decide on number and class of opponents. In my case
the
> > > panel was displayed missing the right side and the bottom of the
panel.
> Of
> > > course the right side has half of the option setting buttons on it and
> the
> > > bottom has all the exit and continue type buttons on it. The only way
I
> > > could exit the screen was by ctrl-alt-del. After days of messing
around
> > with
> > > options, video card drivers, reinstalling F1-2002 several times and
> > > downloading GTR 3 times (thank heavens for cable :) ) , I finally
picked
> > up
> > > a clue on the simbim forums. Reset my font DPI back to normal and now
> the
> > > pre-game panel shows up as it was meant to.

> > > Excellent game , BTW, well worth the effort it needed to get it to
run.
> I
> > > had F1-2002 on the hard drive but had never really got into it, mostly
> > since
> > > modern F1 cars tend to bore me. GTR is a real leap forward and has
> > captured
> > > my attention almost as much as GPL did in its heyday. Kudos to the
> Simbim
> > > development team; I'll certainly be contributing to their server cost
> fund

> > > Now if someone would take GTR2002 and turn it into "LeMans -1948 to
> > present"
> > > with all the different configurations of the track and all the cars
> that
> > > participated throughout the years :)

> > > David