**This program has FAILED to detect a resident VESA Video Driver.**

Because Links 386 CD requires a VESA driver in order to operate,
it is imperative one is installed and operating properly.  Follow
the instructions below.

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Installing and Testing Your Vesa Video Driver

A VESA Video driver that supports a 640x480 resolutions is 
required for LINKS 386 CD.  For most new systems, the driver is built 
on the card and the game will "just work".  

If you do require a driver to operate, one is usually included 
with your video card.  Whenever possible we would encourage you 
to use this driver.

Should you require a driver, and one is not supplied by your video
card manufacture, please follow the following instructions.

    1)  UNIVBE51 VIDEO DRIVER
           The UNIVESA VIDEO DRIVER is a Shareware driver that works 
           with a wide variety of video cards and requires little user
           intervention for installation.  Because this is a share-
           ware product, it will expire after 21 days.
   
         Installation:
         Windows 95:  Select RUN from the Start Menu and type:
           D:\UNIVBE51\INSTALL (where D is the drive letter of the CD
           ROM).  Follow the instructions given.
         
         DOS:  From the DOS Prompt type: D:\UNIVBE51\INSTALL (where
           D is the drive letter of the CD ROM).  Follow the 
           instructions given on the screen.

    2)  Another option we have included is SETVESA.  This program 
           will attempt to determine your video card, then install a
           driver for it.  This program requires more user intervention
           but will assure the correct driver for the video card.

         This program should not be run from Windows 95.  To run
           SETVESA, shutdown Windows 95 by selecting SHUTDOWN from the
           Start Menu and select RESTART THE COMPUTER IN MS-DOS MODE.

         DOS:  In DOS type:  D:\SETVESA	(where D is the drive letter
           of your CD ROM).  Once the program begins, you will see 
           several options, choose AUTOMATIC METHOD if you are a novice
           user, or select MANUAL METHOD if you understand how to 
           edit files and load drivers.

**For more information, please check you manual on page 58.