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WHAT?? how?? i tried to do that for quite some time now please do share how in the heck , i still cant move the sodding 1024x768 'window' from the upper left side of my screen.
If you take out the "Video Mode=1024" part, but leave the "KeepRes=1" part in there, it will center the title screen in 1024 anyway, but after that, once you've entered the game proper, Civ III will adapt to your native resolution.
Instead of playing the game in 1024x768 stretched blurry across your 1680x1050 or 1920x1080 monitor, the game map will stretch clear, and crisp across your screen.
Game pieces such as cities, ships, workers, and settlers will be smaller but crisp; UI elements such as city banners, order buttons and the Civilopedia will also be smaller but crisp.
If you have a really big monitor and don't want things too small, you can customize your native resolution in your GPU settings. I have a 1920-sized monitor, but it displays everything as if it were 1680-sized; I've learned that's more resource-friendly in general.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/app/3910/discussions/0/537405286659796049/
and these dxWnd settings, https://drive.google.com/file/d/19iMALXx-0iNZ1skEtsHCCIxy-hw3IvsV/view?usp=sharing