 Pack "GFA Basic Windows 16bits" |
The pack easy installs the GFA GFA Basic Windows 4.38 interpreter + Extention Tool 2.1 + Compiler 1.07w GFA
You can mail me (in French or English): goux.m (@) wanadoo.fr
(sorry fot my bad English, hope you understand what i want explain...)
February 12 2012 Installing Pack on another drive than C:
"H.de Vries" write me because when he try to install the pack on his drive "D:" it doesn't works !
He has an error message "Cannot run GFA-BASIC! See Readme-file for further assistance"
After some email exchange i found where is the pb: the file
"GFABASIC.INI"in "C:/WINDOWS/" contains the path for the GFA interpreter:
"Interpreter=C:\PROGRA~1\PACKGF~1.1\GFABASIC\GFA-WIN.438\GFAWIN37.EXE"
You have just (by using Notepad) to change "C:" in "D:" (or the letter of the drive where you have installing the pack),
then it works ! Thanks to him !
August 07 2011 Add GFW sources code
Add 2 GFW sources code (3D Dot Ball, Tiny Basic 1.00)
August 05 2011 Add GFW sources code
Add 5 GFW source code(3D Bouncing Balls, 3D Cube, Chaos Dungeon, Wave, Worms)
August 08 2010 Version 1.01
- Add file "GFARUN10.DLL" patched for XP in "C:/Windows/"
- File modification "GFABASIC.INI" (incorrect path): version 1.00 did'nt work :(
GFA Basic Windows 16 bits works on Windows XP/Vista/Seven ! (except for 64-bit versions -x64-)
(On Vista, you have to install it using "right-click" and choose "Run as Administrator" from the shortcut menu )
If you have some pb with GFA Windows 16 bits, here are a few errors with solutions:
Run Regedit then open the key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\VirtualDeviceDrivers\VDD. In some cases this VDD key no more exist. If it exists, click to select it, then right click, choose "Delete". Then you must then recreate it: In the "Edit" menu, point to "New" and click on "Multi-String Value." Type "VDD" in the "Value Name", then confirm with "Enter" |
Indeed, some programs, even recent, require the creation of short file names in order to remain compatible with the maximum of operating systems. To re-create the current filenames and correct this problem, you must modify the registry. Run Regedit then open the key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ System\ CurrentControlSet\ Control\ FileSystem. Double click the value NtfsDisable8dot3NameCreation then enter 0 in the Data text box value Confirm with OK, close the Registry Editor and restart your computer to apply the change If you are not familiar with the registry, you can simply run this small file that will automatically do the modificiation above! |
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