Well, it may hang partly off the side of the screen. Some people (people who have older computers and/or CRT's) have their desktop resolution set at 640x480. Many others have their screens at 800x600.
Plus, there is the window border that adds a few pixels (the number of pixels varies depending on OS and OS version)
Also, 32 bpp (bits per pixel) does nothing when you're in windowed mode; if the user has his screen at only 16 bpp, your window will only be 16 bpp.
I highly doubt that anyone with anything less than 640x480 is going to be doing much DX gaming.
This should work on any Windows system (95 and up) and not be off the screen:
Graphics 600,60,0,2
Because of borders, the window will take up more room on the screen.
DX won't cause problems. As far as I know, the minimum screen size as dictated by DX is 0x0. (DX might require 1x1 but who wants a screen that small?)
Windows won't be a problem, except it might give you a bigger window. Windows needs room for all the icons (program icon, minimize, fullscreen, close) and borders, so you're going to end up with something like 100x0 as the actual minimum window size.
Plus, there is the window border that adds a few pixels (the number of pixels varies depending on OS and OS version)
Also, 32 bpp (bits per pixel) does nothing when you're in windowed mode; if the user has his screen at only 16 bpp, your window will only be 16 bpp.
I highly doubt that anyone with anything less than 640x480 is going to be doing much DX gaming.
This should work on any Windows system (95 and up) and not be off the screen:
Graphics 600,60,0,2
Because of borders, the window will take up more room on the screen.
DX won't cause problems. As far as I know, the minimum screen size as dictated by DX is 0x0. (DX might require 1x1 but who wants a screen that small?)
Windows won't be a problem, except it might give you a bigger window. Windows needs room for all the icons (program icon, minimize, fullscreen, close) and borders, so you're going to end up with something like 100x0 as the actual minimum window size.