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 Final Fantasy VIII Launcher with directx, resolution changer, etc. Original Source Code https://github.com/GuentherVIII/Final-Fantasy-VIII-Launcher Download binaries only for Windows  Download the solution with slight modifications from the original project (roughly updated to VS2019)

 Here you can find the download of the SDK for Directx 9 Tested also with visual studio 2019

You can download here the jar file Sample prompt with options  java -jar ImageTracer.jar smiley.png outfilename output.svg ltres 1 qtres 1 pathomit 8 colorsampling 1 numberofcolors 16 mincolorratio 0.02 colorquantcycles 3 scale 1 simplifytolerance 0 roundcoords 1 lcpr 0 qcpr 0 desc 1 viewbox 0 blurradius 0 blurdelta 20   The source code could be found here  https://github.com/miguelemosreverte/imagetracerjava that it's enhanced versionf of this older one https://github.com/jankovicsandras/imagetracerjava

Voyage - Journey to the Moon - configuration for the 1080 resolution, stretched and fullscreen. dxcfg.ini - file in the same game folder [OPTIONS] sName= bSubtitle=1 bContextualHelp=1 bUseHardware=1 bUse32=1 nWarpSpeed=2 nResolution=2 nVolume=100 nAvatar=1 ------

If you have an already installed opencart store and you want to add new libraries or update the olde ones for security reasons (if they do not break everything), this is a possible alternative solution.   Copy the composer.json from a fresh package of your Opencart Version ( You can find all the older versions opencart on bnit.it )  in the "storage" folder. The /storage/ folder, that is usually under the web root or in the system folder. Depends on your configuration.   The following is the content of composer.json for opencart 3.0.3.8 {     "name": "opencart/opencart",     "type": "project",     "description": "OpenCart",     "keywords": ["opencart", "ecommerce", "framework", "opensource"],     "homepage": "http://www.opencart.com",     "license": "GPL-3.0+",     "config": {         "vendor-dir": "./upl

    Install the latest version of scummvm. Add your game in scummvm ("Add Game..."). Edit your Game configuration ("Edit Game...") and add the following parameters in the Graphics Tab: Stretch mode:Stretch to Window Scaler: HQ Use 2x or 3x on the base of what you personally prefer. (ex. For Flight of the Amazon Queen I preferred 2x).       --------------------------- If you are using GOG games, usually with an older version of ScummVM:   Backup your scummvm folder inside your game installation path (ex. "C:\program files\Flight of the Amazon Queen\scummvm") and/or rename it as "scummvm-old". install the latest version of scummvm (ex. C:\program files\ScummVM) and copy the "ScummVM" folder inside your Gog game folder (ex to "C:\program files\Flight of the Amazon Queen\"). Practically replacing your older version of scummvm Add all the necessary parameters in the configuration file. (ex to "C:\program files\Flight of the Am

Sometimes Qbittorrent crashes and does not open for different issues. To try to recover the torrents and the restart the downloads you can go in the   [%userprofile%\]\Appdata|Local\qBittorrent\BT_backup and drag and drop all the files on the Qbittorrent window. It will take care of detecting which are the torrent files and you can re-add them to your list. It will recheck the local files and you don't need to care about the rest. ---- If you have the portable version follow the same procedure going in the path [rootfolder of the portable]\Data\settings\LocalAppData_qBittorrent\BT_backup

Simple method Download from pureapk "MEmu Launcher2" ex: MEmu Launcher2_v6.0.9_apkpure.com Install "System app remover" (root) remove from system apps the "memu launcher 2" import the "purified" MEmu Launcher2 apk with the Memu utility ("apk" on the right toolbar) Longer method Install "Export Apk" Export the memu launcher2  Install purify https://github.com/echo-devim/purify/raw/master/Purify.apk use purify with the exported memu launcher 2 Install "System app remover" (root) remove from system apps the "memu launcher 2" import the "purified" MEmu Launcher2 apk with the Memu utility ("apk" on the right toolbar)