Un \u00e9mulateur de Commodore Plus 4.<\/p>\n
– added support for using the mouse to change the cursor position in T\u00e9l\u00e9charger Plus4Emu (x86) v1.2.10.1 (2.9 Mo)<\/a><\/p> T\u00e9l\u00e9charger Plus4Emu (x64) v1.2.10.1 (3.0 Mo)<\/a><\/p><\/p>\n
\n the emulated machine, and copying text to and pasting from the
\n clipboard; the following functions are available:
\n left click: sets the cursor position
\n right click: sets the cursor position, and copies the selected
\n word to the clipboard
\n ctrl + right click: sets the cursor position, and copies text from
\n the selected line to the clipboard
\n shift + right click: copies text from the whole screen to the
\n clipboard without changing the cursor position
\n middle click: sets the cursor position, and pastes text from the
\n clipboard
\n shift + middle click: pastes text from the clipboard without
\n changing the cursor position
\n Note that these are disabled when a display mode that hides the menu
\n bar and the mouse cursor is selected, or light pen emulation – which
\n also uses the mouse – is enabled.
\n – new command line option (-keybuf) for typing text of any length at
\n startup; the text can also be read from a file
\n – added machine configuration option to control the SID output volume;
\n this also affects the sound recorded to AVI files
\n – increased TED audio output level relative to the default SID output
\n level, for better accuracy in programs that use both types of sound
\n at the same time
\n – minor sound emulation fixes
\n – the process priority of the emulator can be changed from the GUI
\n (currently, this is only implemented on Windows)
\n – some utility improvements: ‘compress’ has more options now, and is
\n optimized somewhat for slightly better efficiency and speed;
\n ‘p4fliconv’ automatically detects the use of the C64 palette in GIF
\n files and enables pixel exact reading mode, and there is a new
\n experimental hires conversion algorithm as well
\n – minor optimizations
\n – in OpenGL video mode, the vertical interlace effect is now also
\n displayed at quality 1 and 2, and quality 2 uses 32-bit textures for
\n improved color accuracy at the expense of being somewhat slower
\n (previously, both interlace and 32-bit textures were enabled only at
\n quality 3)
\n – fixed bug that prevented the emulator display from being correctly
\n redrawn when damaged on Windows in software video mode or OpenGL
\n with the quality set to 0
\n – a few Linux compile and link errors have been fixed<\/em><\/p>\n
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