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1, you must enter the game and you put it in full screen mode.
2, quit the game.
3, Go to C: \ Program Files \ Steam \ SteamApps \ common \ Broken Sword Shadow of the Templars
here, right click on the file bs1dc.exe.
In the Compatibility tab should look like in the picture.
PICTURE: http://oi61.tinypic.com/b65yti.jpg
run the game and go!
I tried it but the game still has the black bars on the sides. I guess I can get used to those but if there's a way to play on widescreen, it would be nice.
1. Download the latest version of DxWnd and put it in the game folder
2. Run DxWnd.exe
3. Then "File" -> "Import ..." -> in the DxWnd program folder, look for a folder named "exports" -> find the profile: Broken Sword - Director's Cut.dxw
4. The game icon will appear. Select it and "Edit" -> "Modify"
5. In "Path:" and "Launch:" add the path to the icon that starts the game "bs1dc.exe", where you installed the game
6. In the "Main" tab, in the "Generic" field select "Fullscreen only"
7. In the "Position" field, in "Window initial position & size" set X50 Y50 W1920 H1080 and select Desktop
8. Confirm by clicking OK
9. Start the game with the icon in the DxWnd program or leave the DxWnd window open and run the game in Steam to have the Steam overlay.
10. In the game, set Screen Resolution to Original!
Finally a solution that works (W2560 H1440 for those using 1440p resolution)!
Many thanks, I had given up!
Worked for 1366x768! Thanks much!