From my own experience, the reason battle.net cannot identify the application version is an administrative problem. The easiest way to solve this, is to right click your Diablo 2 Icon and then click "properties." Check the box next to "Run this program as an administrator," and if your Operating System is either Windows Vista or Windows 7, Checking the box next "Run this program in compatibility mode for:" and then selecting Windows XP Service Pack 3 from the dropdown menu.
As for your screen getting small during fullscreen mode, that has more to do with the way your graphics card handles scaling. Whether you have an Nvidia, Intel, or ATI/AMD chip/card, you should be able to change the panel properties somewhere in the settings manager (Catalyst Control Center for ATI/AMD cards, for example.) But if you want an easy fix, just right click your Diablo 2 Icon and click "Properties" and under the "Shortcut" tab, add the following to the contents of the box to the right of the "Target" box: " -windowed"
The line should then read similar to this:
"C
Program Files (x86)\Diablo II\Game.exe" -windowedor
"C
Program Files\Diablo II\Game.exe" -windowedor something similar.
The game will then launch in windowed mode, allowing you to play it in its native resolution, or use the maximize button at the top to maximize it without distorting it. It will also help if you make sure that you are using the highest resolution, (800x600, I believe), under the video options from the ingame menu.
Anyway, I hope that helps you solve your problem.|||ty i fixed it i just deleted everything diablo like on my computer then reinstalled and put it to admid only and now its fine and no more small screen...idk where the small screen came from anyway i had full screen before but oh well its fixed now|||Glad to hear it
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