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I didn't know where to post this, but some users found that BYOB development.bat
didn't work for them, and i have found a simple solution.
Copy BYOB.exe to your desktop
open notepad.
Paste this
start C:\Users\YOUR USER NAME\Desktop\BYOB.exe BYOB.image %1 dev pause
Replace YOUR USER NAME with your actual user name.
Save it as BYOB.bat or whatever you want, just remember to end it as .bat
Run it
When it asks for an image, chose BYOB.image
Now you can turn BYOB's fill screen off!
Note that Program Data is hidden by default
Last edited by christian2000 (2012-11-22 13:41:32)
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Here is the code for the shell version:
#! /bin/sh rundir=`dirname "$0"` userdir=`pwd` cd "${rundir}" if [[ "x$1" == "x" ]]; then arg="dev" ; elif [[ "${1:0:1}" == "/" || \ "${1:0:1}" == "~" ]] ; then \ arg="$1" ; else arg="${userdir}/$1" ; fi if [[ "${arg}" != "dev" && \ `basename "${arg}"` == `basename "${arg}" .ypr` && \ `basename "${arg}"` == `basename "${arg}" .sb` ]]; then \ arg="${arg}.ypr" ; fi BYOB.app/Contents/MacOS/BYOB BYOB.image "${arg}" dev "${arg}" 2> /dev/null &
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Cool
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Well, this works.
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