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Windows 3.1 256 Color Display Driver Release Notes
Copyright 1993 Microsoft Corporation
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This disk contains a new high-speed 256 color display driver
for Windows 3.1 which supports most non-accelerated Super VGA
display types. If you have a Video card other than what is
listed below you may not want to use these drivers.
For 800x600 256 colors and 1024x768 256 colorsresolutions
you will need 1Mb of memory on you video card.
You can install this driver by using Windows
Setup to select one of the following display types:
Super VGA 640x480 256 colors
Super VGA 800x600 256 Large ; Large fonts
Super VGA 800x600 256 Small ; Small fonts
Super VGA 1024x768 256 Large ; Large fonts
Super VGA 1024x768 256 Small ; Small fonts
Displays supported by these selections include the following:
ATI VGA series, including
ATI VGA Wonder
ATI VGA Wonder Plus
ATI VGA Wonder 24XL
Cirrus Logic VGA (6420, 5420 series)
Oak Technology VGA (077 series)
Paradise VGA, including
Paradise VGA 1024
Paradise VGA Professional
Trident VGA (8900C series) *, including
Trident Impact
Tseng VGA (ET4000 series) **, including:
Boca VGA
Cardinal VGA
Diamond Speedstar series
Everex Viewpoint series
Metheus Premier VGA
Orchid Prodesigner II
Sigma VGA Legend
STB Powergraph
Video Seven VGA, including
Video Seven FastWrite
Video Seven 1024i
Video Seven VRAM
Video Seven VRAM II
Western Digital VGA
* NOTE: MS-DOS applications run on Trident adapters may not
be restored correctly when switched back to full-screen
mode from Windows.
** NOTE: MS-DOS applications run on some Tseng ET4000 adapters
may not be restored correctly when switched back to
full-screen mode from Windows. If this happens,
use Windows Setup to select one of the ET4000 options.
However, this may slow the operation of windowed
MS-DOS applications.