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S! Pickett, All!

Thank you again for your help, Pickett. The Glide wrapper you offered did the trick. Although my FPS dropped from 98-100 down to 64-68 FPS (what I normally get on my primary machine), I am happy to be able to use ALT-T function.

Thank you all for your help.

S! Jakoby

S! Pickett!

Thank you, Sir! That fixed the problem. I am still learning about how to make a working

RB3D install. With my clean install now as is, I have an FPS of about 98-100! Never

seen that on my machine before

Do I need to get a glide wrapper to use the ALT-T function?

S! Jakoby

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