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  • 3 weeks later...

Hey everyone. I just reinstalled some classic games and had some issues with the color being off and distorted. I found this post.

https://www.neowin.net/forum/topic/927140-win7-fixing-old-256-color-games-with-distorted-palettes/

Needed to download the file and try to mess with my registry. Hope everything still works when I am done. Anyway.

  • 4 weeks later...

Long long ago... There was a link on (I guess it was:) Microbeta, which I clicked.

That's how the story begun.

But it's long ago, so I don't know for sure. laugh.gif

However, I registered way too late... I could be a '02-registered user... Oh well laugh.gif

Glassed Silver:win

  • 3 weeks later...

I've been thinking about this recently. I seem to remember this was THE place for Windows news during one of the betas, maybe XP beta. But I'm almost certain that's how I got onto Neowin, because it made sense, New Windows - or at least that's how I read it.

Has Neowin been around that long? I was trying everything including Wikipedia to actually see if anyone's written a bio of the site.

Can't remember, twas so long ago. BUT I'm still here, and doing my part.

You're doing well, especially atm...

Gotta adore how the 10 million mark brings a lot of "spammers" together and get reaaaaally active on the boards :laugh:

I like it! (Y)

That's how vivid and dynamic Neowin can be! :)

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I've been thinking about this recently. I seem to remember this was THE place for Windows news during one of the betas, maybe XP beta. But I'm almost certain that's how I got onto Neowin, because it made sense, New Windows - or at least that's how I read it.

Has Neowin been around that long? I was trying everything including Wikipedia to actually see if anyone's written a bio of the site.

We just celebrated 10 years!

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