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[ Farmer wants a Wife ]
[ Sim Challenge ]
[ The Library ]
[ 150 Main Street ][ Clothes ]
[ Walls ] [ Floors ]
[ Neighbourhood Terrains ]
[ Houses ]
[ Community ]
[ Dormitories ]
[ Apartments ]
[ Oddness ] [ Single Sims ]
[ Families ]
[ Archiving ]
[ Sims 2 Cheats ]
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[ Sims2Enhancer ] [ Other
Programs ] [ Fixing
Homecrafter Plus ] [ University ]
[ NightLife ] [ Pets ]
[ Open For Business ]
[ Seasons ] [ FreeTime Cheats ]
[ Apartment Life ]
[ Reinstalls ]
[ Seasons Tips ]
[ Baby Clothes ] [ Chemistry ]
[ Death ]
[ Sims 2 stories ]
[ Never ] [ Chemistry ]
[ Death ] [
Userstartup ] [ Replacing Collections ]
[ Other Cheats ]
[ Music ]
[ Themed links
to downloads for Sims 2 ]
Techie Bits
Sims 2 doesn't seem to like dual core chips, will only use up
to 4 Gigs of RAM (some say 2 Gigs).
Playing in a window
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Right click on the Sims 2 Desktop Icon (whatever you click
to start game).
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Then select PROPERTIES
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Then in the target box type -w outside of the right "
with a space. " -w so your startup target line should read something
like
"C:\Program Files\EA GAMES\The Sims 2 Mansion and Garden Stuff\TSBin\Sims2EP9.exe" -w
Then you can minimize the window if you need to tab out, you can
see your toolbar and clock, see if an IM, email or Skype comes in, track Sims
using a spreadsheet, make notes about storylines, or use an external screencap
program.
Edge scrolling doesn't work but use the arrow keys to move or
right-click on a spot to go there.