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Gentlemen, a lot of SSI games used palette swapping; and this causes corruption on newer systems.

To fix it; create a text file in your PACGEN folder and Cut and Paste the following lines
taskkill.exe /f /im explorer.exe
start/w PACGEN.EXE
cd c:\windows
start explorer.exe
Rename your text file to PACGEN.cmd

and double click on it (it's a windows Vista and above version of a BATCH file.)

What it does is kill the explorer menu; runs Pacific General, and then when you exit it; it starts up Windows Explorer again.

This *should* work -- tested on Windows 7 x64.

However, it'll close all file/folder windows you have open currently.
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MKSheppard: Gentlemen, a lot of SSI games used palette swapping; and this causes corruption on newer systems.

To fix it; create a text file in your PACGEN folder and Cut and Paste the following lines

taskkill.exe /f /im explorer.exe
start/w PACGEN.EXE
cd c:\windows
start explorer.exe
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MKSheppard: Rename your text file to PACGEN.cmd

and double click on it (it's a windows Vista and above version of a BATCH file.)

What it does is kill the explorer menu; runs Pacific General, and then when you exit it; it starts up Windows Explorer again.

This *should* work -- tested on Windows 7 x64.

However, it'll close all file/folder windows you have open currently.
You sir, are a gentleman and a scholar. This solved my graphics issues in Win 7 Home Premium 64-bit.

Sure would be nice if we didn't have to nuke explorer for this to work properly, but thanks very much for this solution.