

Instead of being stationary the window will now snap to the upper left hand corner of your screen. Now, once the program is running, click on it’s title and atempt to drag the window. If you want to move the screen under settings go to the foreground control tab and check all of the boxes (yes even the one that says fixed window position)

To stop the emulation just press the X button or close the program. In either case Moo3 will now come up inside a window. Open the program again and hit the “play” buttonĪt this point you can either double click on the Moo3 icon or run the program normally. It just will give you an idea how slowly the program is runningĪfter you’ve done this click ok and then shut down the program (this seems to be required so it can properly intialize. I also turned on the FPS option on the main menu but this is obviously not required to get it to run properly. This should make the MOO3 icon appear in the list belowĬlick on the icon and then click on the settings button (should be a yellow folder with some tools in front of itĬlick on the dll field and direct it to the MOO3 dll file binkw32.dllĬlick on the foreground control tab and check “use foreground control”Ĭheck the boxes get activewindow and getforegroundwindow To setup moo3 in a window run the exe file after extrating this zip into a directoryĬlick on the + button and point the program to the MOO3 exe The program can be downloaded from the following links My guess is it’s emulating alt-tab behavior. Clicking back on it though causes the program to resume. Meaning you can’t see what’s going on while something else has focus. clicking on something outside the window will cause the window to shrink and turn black.

it is an emulation program so there is a slight slow down in performanceĤ. all the text is in japanese (but the controls are pretty intuative and there is an “english” version of it where most of the text is in english)Ģ. Basically it will cause any directx program you run to come up in a window in the middle of your screen. There is a little program I got called Diretx Windower.
