> > just to make sure, the d3dx9_26.dll and d3dx9_27.dll that come with wine are not ok even if overridden in winecfg to native? If you're talking about the files in Wine's fake windows/system32 directory, those are not real dlls. Those are dummy files to fool apps that check that directory to see if they exist. To override Wine's builtin dlls you have to copy real Windows dlls to that directory and set the override in winecfg.
