need help with ISO download Topic is solved

[Molitor]

You are all guys, a ready-to-use Win95 VM will be available in the next weeks.

[amandeepsinghheer]

when i do right control + f i get the window fullscreen but the actual windows 95 screen stays the same size. Is there any way to make the windows 95 screen to full screen size.

Secondly I don't have movement in my arms so i use an external touchpad mouse to use my computer and the on screen keyboard to type, so i was wondering if there is any way to get an on screen keyboard on the windows 95 vm.

[Molitor]

1/ Running W95 in fullscreen is kind of a random thing depending on your "real" screen. It looks like Win95 can only render 4:3 resolutions and can't stretch to fit a 16:9 widescreen (probably because 16:9 screens weren't popular at this time); in fact, you can stretch it, but it's not really eye-pleasing to have difformed graphics.
The VBE driver we've installed does offer 1600*900 and over, but even if you select this the ratio won't change.
Having a 16:9, 1600*900 screen, the best fullscreen result I could get was 1024*768 - but with black borders, since it's a 4:3 resolution.
If you have a 4:3 screen, all you have to do is to set the Win95 resultion to the same as your host OS resolution - it should take the whole screen.
If you have a 16:9 screen, you'll have black borders anyway.

You might have to change the Monitor driver: Control panel --> Display --> Settings --> Advanced Properties --> Monitor --> Change --> Show all devices and get something above 1024*768.

2/ For the on-screen keyboard, Click-N-Type (freeware) is working fine under 95. I've put an installer + the MSI update in this ISO. You need to first run InstMsiA.exe and then CNTsetup95.msi.

[amandeepsinghheer]

thanks for that. Would windows 98 or the new vm your creating run world of flight and would it be full screen compatible

[Molitor]

Likely Win98 will run MSWOF without problems, however I don't know about the widescreen thing. I don't have any 98 VM at the moment to check what resolutions and ratios are supported.
A software like PowerStrip appears to give good results at stretching and works on 98, but the full version is $30. Will investigate.