Its where you put the -w to put it in Windowed mode.

http://www.gamefaqs.com/computer/doswin/code/370600.html

The ones where you click on the shortcut and put the stuff in the target line. I can't get it too work, how?

This post was edited by SalvationDG on Jan 10 2009 02:07pm

Have Multiple D2's Up W/o Loader Or Hex Editor

right click the shortcut to start the game, properties, and type it at the end of the target line.

~~ assuming you just want it windowed.

This post was edited by mwm_zyxcba on Jan 10 2009 02:08pm

So, you've right click on the D2 Shortcut and at the end (outside the ") put -w (with a space)

this is what mine looks like

"E:\Diablo II\Diablo II.exe" -w

this is the way you should have it to get it to work:

"C:\Diablo II\Diablo II.exe" -w

the first part is where it's installed, when you right click the D2 icon and choose "Properties". then hit space once, and write -w. It should work then.

EDIT: mine is installed in C, so it got Disk C in front of it. yours will have the Disc you installed it into

This post was edited by Exarius on Jan 10 2009 02:11pm

Not what I wanted...

I bored so I wanted to play Single Player but I don't want to start at lvl one and there are those target line codes that make a char for you in a certian act at a certain level.

I want to know how to do that because I can't get it to work.

Edit Alright I got it thanks from everyone else.

This post was edited by SalvationDG on Jan 10 2009 02:10pm

i think that is illegal to talk about but not sure man, just providing a legal way for you.

This post was edited by TYLER_STARR on Jan 10 2009 02:11pm

You mean make a Single Player character to a cirtain level/act using a program?

Thats a 3rd party program and cannot be talked about here

Its codes Blizzard put in the game so its legal...

Look at where I put mine.

Just Right click > Properties the shortcut you use to play D2 and put it in the target line:


This post was edited by Tiffiter on Jan 10 2009 02:13pm