I have found out a workaround: - Press CTRL-D to enter console - Type "savegame # NAME" where # is a number from 1-10 and NAME just some word. - Press backspace to exit console, and you get a dialog box telling you the game was saved. To load, press CTRL and the number of your savegame (0 ...

I'll post a shot later. Every now and then the picture goes garbled and you see 2 little screens. Opening something else (f.ex. the contacts list) and closing it helps. This usually happens also when you start ScummVM. Other bugs: - in the options, the key mapping-list doesn't scroll correctly - I c...

Also, the ALT+(0-9) does not work since I haven't got ALT.
CTRL-(0-9) seems to work, but there are no existing savegames so it gives an error message.

I haven't figured out how to get to the save game dialog. There is no F5 in E90 so I should use some ScummVM bind. I heard the default bind for the dialog is #, but that does not work. Also mapping the "Save" for some key, for example 'S' does not work. Nothing simply happens. Quit functio...

Problem solved: I found out about the 0+2 key combination for S60 devices in ScummVM!

Here is a picture of the problem:



As you can see, the picture is tilted left in an awkward manner

Launching inside: two tilted, rubbish screens. fixed when you do something else and return: then you get one, working but tilted small screen.

I'd like to get it working inside with non-tilted screen so the big screen is used.

Launching outside: works fine, tilted screen as it should be.

Has anyone solved this problem? Could some rotate-program help in this?

By the way, is there some bleeding edge build I could use to get the big screen working?

What does the "no78he" text in some of the versions stand for? Does it have something to do with the screen?

I have also tried ScummVM with an E90 and I get the same problem. I'm using the latest version of ScummVM, 0.10.0. E90 has a big, wide screen inside and a smaller screen on the outside. When starting ScummVM with the small screen in use, it takes the screen in use horizontally, like this: ----------...