public bool InitFullscreen(int Width, int Height, int BPP, Control Parent)
		{
			try
			{
				if (Parent != null)
				{
					// The user specified a form handle to render to
					SurfaceDescription description = new SurfaceDescription();		// Used to describe a surface
					
					mParent = Parent;

					mDisplay = new Device();

					// Link DirectDraw to the form handle given and tell it we are going to run in fullscreen
					mDisplay.SetCooperativeLevel(Parent, CooperativeLevelFlags.FullscreenExclusive);
					// Set the resolution and color depth
					mDisplay.SetDisplayMode(Width, Height, BPP, 0, false);

					// Define the attributes for the primary surface
					description.SurfaceCaps.PrimarySurface = true;
					description.SurfaceCaps.Flip = true;
					description.SurfaceCaps.Complex = true;
					// We are using Double Buffering, so start with one backbuffer.
					// NOTE: To change to Tripple Buffering, set this value to 2
					description.BackBufferCount = 1;

					// Create the primary surface
					mPrimary = new Surface(description, mDisplay);

					description.Clear();

					// A Caps is a set of attributes used by most DirectX objects
					SurfaceCaps caps = new SurfaceCaps();
					// Yes, we are using a backbuffer
					caps.BackBuffer = true;
					// Associate the primary buffer to backbuffer with specified caps
					mBackbuffer = mPrimary.GetAttachedSurface(caps);
					
					// Create the clipper
					mClipper = new Clipper(mDisplay);
					// Set the region to the parent
					mClipper.Window = Parent;
					// Set the clipper for the primary surface
					mPrimary.Clipper = mClipper;

					description.Clear();
				}
				// Initalized without error
				return true;
			}
			catch 
			{
				// There was an error initializing DirectDraw
				return false;
			}
		}