pure digital only.
-Larry
> I don't have N99 yet, but I do have NAscar 2 (the DOS version), and it works
> great running in a full screen dos 'box' from within Win98.
-Larry
>I also have an ACM, but we can't use that with the MSFFW. Microsoft
>decided to use the Midi signal lines instead of serial or USB lines for
>the Force-Feedback information, and as far as I know (please correct me
>if I'm wrong), the ACM does not process Midi signals.
I am sure that if people are getting to work (meaning a stable carat in the
calib routine) it is by pure accident. The only alternative is to try
different
hardware. In this case the Serial port with the adapter which MS will
send you if you call an ask.
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If you run your game from a DOS box, it should use whatever joystick
you have configured in the Windows Control Panel.
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>> If you get
>> the Joystick or wheel or whatever installed in the Windows control panel
>> Joystick applet, it will work in any and all Windows environments no
matter
>> if it is digital or analog. Windows is catching the input and passing it
to
>> the game.