vDos should not run elevated

[Jos]

vDos doesn’t emulate the keyboard INT 9. So hooking into that (dummy) interrupt code is useless since it won’t be executed.

Changing the bitmap font is also futile since vDos uses a TTF font.
You can change the codepage (ASCII character translation) by the CHCP command. The keyboard layout is dictated by Windows.

Jos

[adim]

Thank you very much Jos!

I've forgotten to set the right code page

as that was unnecessary for the original program

Have a nice weekend!

[harijono]

in Win7 Ultimate, This is not an admin problem but The following program has performed an action that requires Windows to temporary change the color scheme to Windows 7 Basic. Warn from windows after run vDos: The color sheme has been changed to Windows 7 Basic. A running program isn't compatible with certain visual elements of Windows.

[Jos]

You don’t get the “vDos should not run elevated”. Instead Windows complains about vDos performing some action that requires a change of the color scheme?

Any idea what that action would be. I don’t, and this wasn’t reported before…

The Win7 Ultimate color scheme is perhaps set to 16 bit color depth?

Jos