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DirectX
Tips
Adding
DirectX To Your Control Panel
Supplied by: David
Bitonti
If
you browse the contents of a DirectX CD (5.0 or 6.0), you can find a
file called directx.cpl (you could also do a Find>File). Copy
directx.cpl to your /windows/system folder, and then you'll have a
DirectX applet in your Control Panel that allows you to change a lot
of settings.
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