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I play in full screen and it has never crashed on me so idk o.o. and id recommend rebinding the controls to something more comfortable.
You certainly don't need to - can play with just keyboard - but i just find attacking with left mouse click much more natural since most other games have that
(but for a great little doujin game, i'm certainly not complaining)
(PS. full screen was fine for me)
The game fills my screen except for the Windows toolbar and taskbar. How do I adjust that? It's distracting.
Thanks a million! :-)
Anywho, there are two programs you'll need: Setpoint and uberOptions. Setpoint is a program made by Logitech which lets you customize your mouse and accessories a bit more in terms of function, and uberOptions is a mod for Setpoint which lets you assign pretty much any function to any button. So basically you can make your mouse buttons act as the Z and X buttons and be able to use your mouse. I just tried it out playing Recettear and it was really nice compared to just using the keyboard.
*Warning, long post alert!*
If you want to try this then first you'll need to download and install Setpoint from here:
http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support/3131?osid=14&bit=64
Click on the downloads tab, make sure you have the right Operating System selected, then download and install it. Once it is installed, run it.
Setpoint alone won't work though, as it does not let you assign functions to the left and right mouse buttons, so that's why you'll need uberOptions. I am going to give you some specific instructions on how to install this one to save you a bit of undue hassle.
*EDIT*
I just realized I neglected to take your operating system into consideration for the directions. I am using Windows 7, so if you have something different let me know and I can give you the correct pathways you'll need for a few steps.
*
First, you'll need to download the uberOptions installer which you can get from here: http://uberoptions.wdfiles.com/local--files/start/uberInstall_4.80.5.exe
If you're interested, the homepage is: uberoptions.net
Once you've downloaded it start the installer. Your computer will probably ask if you want to run it, so click yes if it does. The next box which pops up will say "Click Yes to close Setup, or No to continue anyway." towards the bottom. Click "No", then click "next" then click "I agree".
When it asks to you pick a folder, copy and paste this into the box:
C:\Program Files\Logitech\SetPointP\
Click next. Now copy and paste this into the box:
C:\ProgramData\Logishrd\SetPointP\Devices\
Click next. VERY IMPORTANT: Make sure the checkbox which is next to the text "Editable B1 & B2" is checked; that lets you assign different controls to the mouse buttons. There are no more settings that need to be messed with now, so just click your way through the rest of the boxes and you are done! You will get a message about a file, but you don't need to worry about it.
Now click start, and go to the "Mouse and Keyboard Settings" icon, and there you are! So if for example you want to change the left click on your mouse to act like the z button, click on Mouse: 1. Left Click in the select button box, then to the right in the select task field, click "Keys: Keystroke Assignment". Now a heads up, as soon as you do this the left click on your mouse will not work as a "left click" anymore, so you'll have to use the built in mouse thing on your laptop from here on in. Now where it says "Specify Keystroke" type z and there you go, the left click is now your action button. Unfortunately you can't set the mouse up to act like this only when you start Recettear, so you will have to change your mouse setup every time, but it isn't hard to do since you will only be making a few changes, and to change them back you can just click the "Restore Defaults" button. Also, you might want to assign the left click function to something else on your mouse like clicking in the scrollbar, so you dont have to use the built in mouse-thing while navigating around. You can do that by selecting mouse 3: middle button in the select button box, then under select task click other, click select function, then find Mouse: 1. Left Click in the list, select it, and click OK.
So yeah, it is kind of a lot to do for one game, but like I said it might be worth it to you if you hate the keyboard style.
As always, don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions!