I know that using -freezeanims on the commandline works to turn these off
but has anyone managed to get them off using Logitech Profiler? It doesn't
like command line arguments.
Nevermind, I just created a batch file and called that from Profiler and
that works.
"Schooner" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I know that using -freezeanims on the commandline works to turn these off
> but has anyone managed to get them off using Logitech Profiler? Itdoesn't
> like command line arguments.
>
>
