STR02000="After the Diamond EDGE 3D drivers are installed and the system is restarted, my computer locks at the Windows 95 startup screen."
STR02010="Because the EDGE 3D is a PCI multi-function device, it needs an IRQ assigned to it by your PCI BIOS."
STR02020="Under the PCI configuration section of your CMOS setup, you will need to assign an IRQ to the PCI slot you have the EDGE 3D plugged into and make sure it is not configured as a slave slot."
STR02030="Refer to your computer's documentation for further instructions regarding PCI configuration."
STR02500="After running INSTALL from a command prompt, INSTALL states that I need an upgrade to my system BIOS."
STR02510="Because the EDGE 3D is a unique and innovative device, INSTALL will first test your PCI configuration for possible conflicts."
STR02520="There are configurations that are known to have problems, so if the INSTALL finds that you have one of these configurations, you will be advised to upgrade your system BIOS."
STR02530="Contact your computer's manufacturer for help on obtaining an upgrade."
STR03000="After the EDGE 3D's Windows 95 drivers are installed, my Animated Cursor changes to shades of Black and White."
STR03010="This is a known issue with the EDGE 3D driver release 1.0."
STR03020="Animated color cursors have been enabled with the release 2.0 drivers. You can download these now from our FTP Server. Check the Driver Update page for the current driver filenames."
STR03500="Applications written using Microsoft's DirectDraw, like Trimark Interactive's Hive will not work with the EDGE 3D."
STR03510="Applications that are written using DirectDraw will not work properly with the EDGE 3D drivers version 1.0."
STR03520="The DirectDraw drivers for the EDGE 3D are now available. Check the Driver Update page for the current driver filenames."
STR04000="On a 4MB card, why is the highest true color resolution I can get 1024x768 instead of 1280x1024 like the Viper Pro and Stealth64 Video 3000 Series?"
STR04010="The EDGE 3D does not use the 24-bit, or packed pixel true color modes like the Viper or Stealth. Better, it uses a proprietary 30-bit color space dithering algorithm that will actually yield over 1 billion colors when using the 32-bit true color mode."
STR04500="My system is running very slowly and my hard drive light is continually lit."
STR04510="The EDGE 3D comes with both 1 and 6 MB MIDI bank file's. It is recommended that you only use the 6 MB bank file with computers that have more than 16 MBs of memory."
STR04520="To change the size of the MIDI bank file being used, right-click on My Computer and choose Properties. Open the System Control Panel."
STR04530="Click on the Device Manager filetab."
STR04540="Click on the (+) symbol beside the Sound, Video, and Game Controller line. "
STR04550="Then highlight the Diamond EDGE 3D PCI Multimedia Device, and click on Properties."
STR04560="Click on Settings. You will then see the 1MB and 6MB MIDI bank selection. "
STR04570="Click on the radio button next to the 1MB settings to change your configuration. "
STR04580="Click Okay. Choose yes when prompted to restart your computer."
STR05000="Will the EDGE 3D Multimedia sound drivers conflict with my previously installed sound card under Windows 95?"
STR05010="No. Once the EDGE 3D is installed, you can click on the Control Panel, and then Multimedia to configure what you want the EDGE 3D to do."
STR05020="Under Multimedia, you will find that there are 5 buttons on the top:\n Audio, Video, Midi, CD Music, and Advanced."
STR05030=" For Audio, you can select your previously installed sound driver. In \n many cases, it will be Windows Sound System which will read as: \n Sound System Playback (608) \n You can also select the one used by EDGE 3D, which will read as: \n Nvidia NV1 Wave Playback "
STR05040=" Under Midi, the EDGE« 3D will set itself as the default MIDI device, \n which will read as: \n MIDI for Diamond EDGE« 3D PCI Multimedia Device "
STR05050=" Under ADVANCED, you are given the option to enable a mixer for each Audio Device: \n Audio for Diamond EDGE« 3D PCI Multimedia Device \n Audio for MS Windows Sound System Compatible "
STR05060=" Bring up the system Mixer by double-clicking on the speaker on your \n taskbar, and click on PROPERTIES. Here you will be able to select \n the audio device you are adjusting."
STR05070="Note: With the EDGE 3D, you do not need another sound device while running Windows 95. It is recommended that you have another sound card present if you want to play DOS games that require Sound Blaster compatibility or require an amplified speaker output."
STR05500="No Sound from the EDGE 3D."
STR05510=" * Look under the Multimedia icon in the CONTROL PANEL. Do you have \n the "NVidia NV1 Wave Playback" listed as the current sound device?"
STR05511=" (Note: You can click on <Photo> button to view an illustration.)"
STR05520=" If so, see below: \n This usually indicates that the speakers are not connected \n correctly, or that they are not amplified speakers. The OUT \n port of the EDGE 3D is furthest away from the monitor \n connector (DB-15)."
STR05530=" * Do you have a listing for Diamond EDGE 3D PCI Multimedia Device in \n the Device Manager under Sound, video and game controllers? "
STR05531=" (Note: You can click on <Photo> button to view an illustration.)"
STR05540=" If so, see below: \n Make sure that NVidia NV1 Wave Playback is selected as the \n current playback device on the Audio tab of the Multimedia \n applet from the Control Panel."
STR05550=" * Do you have an "Other device" section in the Device Manager? \n If so, follow the steps below:"
STR05551=" (Note: You can click on <Video> button to view an illustration)"
STR05560=" 1. Remove all the devices in this section and reboot."
STR05570=" 2. Windows 95 should detect New Hardware Found - PCI Multimedia \n Device. Click OK."
STR05580=" 3. Type in the path to the EDGE 3D CD or files on the hard disk."
STR05590=" 4. Restart Windows 95."
STR05600="If at some point during the installation, the system locks up, use the following procedure:"
STR05610=" 1. Reboot the system"
STR05620=" 2. Look under DEVICE MANAGER"
STR05630=" 3. Double click on the OTHER header or group."
STR05640=" 4. Double click on PCI Multimedia Devices"
STR05650=" 5. Click in DRIVERS"
STR05660=" 6. Click on the CHANGE button"
STR05670=" 7. Click on HAVE DISK and type in the path to the EDGE 3D CD or \n files on the hard disk."
STR05680=" 8. Select OK twice"
STR05690=" 9. Select Diamond EDGE 3D Multimedia Device."
STR05700=" 10. At this point Windows may ask for the Windows CD-ROM or \n diskettes"
STR05710=" 11. Click on OK and select RESTART"
STR05720=" * Under the DEVICE MANAGER, do you have a listing for Diamond EDGE 3D \n PCI VGA Compatible Device under the Display Adapter section?"
STR05730=" It's likely that there is an IRQ conflict. Try moving the IRQ \n assigne
