[V8] ETKA installation

[Huw Powell]

I remember years ago running it on a smaller screen, using some ap I 
don't remember to make the "excess" parts accessible by sliding the 
mouse "off" the edge of the screen.

cobram at juno.com wrote:
> The version you have will not run in that resolution, it needs a minimum
> of 1280X1024 to run, if the resolution isn't native to your display,
> chances are even if you can emulate it the image will be unusable.
> The good news is that you can either install the new version 7.XX or you
> can access it on-line 
> without having to install anything on your computer, go to:
> 
>  http://www.vagcat.com/
> 
> An e-mail and PW is all you'll need for complete access.
> 
> I have installed the "Tecar" V7.XX on my Vista system, and this new
> version will run in just about any resolution, you're no longer limited
> by the 1280X1024.  It's also much better to navigate, print etc.
>  
> BCNU,
> http://www.geocities.com/cobramsri/
> "God's a kid with an ant farm. He's not planning anything."
> 
> 
>  
> Kneale Brownson <kneale at knitknacks.com> writes:
>> I had ETKA5 on a PC I've used the last several years and transferred 
>> the
>> files to a new laptop I'm using to replace the PC.  I just have the 
>> two
>> folders (epc_root and epc_prog) on the C drive as separate folders.  
>> I
>> can't seem to get the program to open.  Should they be placed 
>> somewhere,
>> like in the program files folder, so they'll work?   What do I use 
>> from
>> either of them to put on the desktop for activation?  Also, my 
>> laptop has
>> a display setting of 1280X800 and that's the highest number 
>> available on
>> the settings scale.  Will that work or make the screen image too 
>> big?  Is
>> there a way to adjust to the 1280X1040  ETKA is supposed to like?  
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