For gaming purposes, wired/wireless?
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Hi mate 
Enjoying that working pc now 
Right here goes mate.
1-Start Everest
2-click file icon/tab at the top toolbar
3-click prefferences
4-Down the left hand side you will see a list,click LCD tab
5-you will see an enable G15 support tab,click that
6-Now click the new tab(bottom right) & add whatever you want to display
You might have to resize the details you are trying to fit on the display,depending on how many you want showing
Job done mate
Rob
Enjoying that working pc now Right here goes mate.
1-Start Everest
2-click file icon/tab at the top toolbar
3-click prefferences
4-Down the left hand side you will see a list,click LCD tab
5-you will see an enable G15 support tab,click that
6-Now click the new tab(bottom right) & add whatever you want to display
You might have to resize the details you are trying to fit on the display,depending on how many you want showing
Job done mate
Rob
Rob43 said:Hi mate
Right here goes mate.
1-Start Everest
2-click file icon/tab at the top toolbar
3-click prefferences
4-Down the left hand side you will see a list,click LCD tab
5-you will see an enable G15 support tab,click that
6-Now click the new tab(bottom right) & add whatever you want to display
You might have to resize the details you are trying to fit on the display,depending on how many you want showing
Job done mate
Rob
Hey,
I don't see any LCD tab or anything else regarding G15.
What version are you running?
** EDIT: found out it's only exists in the latest beta version which i don't own
Thanks!
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