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Well I've added as much info as I think this old game will ever have. I have researched what I didn't know, and the rest is from memory and testing.
If there's any reason why this page should return to it's stub status, please let me know. And let me now about content suggestions if you have one.
I've made a few adjustments to the page. Fixes for things like error messages go under an Issues fixed heading. Fix steps should be written out on the wiki rather than as part of an attachment, so I've expanded the steps based on what you had written in the PDF.
dgVoodoo2 does not add support for widescreen resolutions. If a game can only be set to 4:3 resolutions (as seems to be the case with this game) it will simply stretch the output, so this should be listed as false.
Thanks for the edits. I was wondering about the fixbox steps as it seemed to make sense to write it out, however I was worried about taking up too much space.
As for the resolutions, dgVoodoo does not stretch the rendered resolution but actually hijacks the games direct x calls essentially. It actually forces the game to render at the resolution you choose. The only thing it cannot fix is the resolution of the menus. But it's not really necessary I suppose since dgVoodoo is fairly intuitive.