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From: dchun@aludra.usc.edu (Dale Chun)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms
Subject: Super-VGA for Windows
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Date: 18 Aug 90 04:44:21 GMT
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I understand there is a generic Super-VGA driver for Windows 3.0. I
have a Super-VGA card with a Trident BIOS, but someone told me the
Trident drivers were bogus and to go with the generic one.

My question is how do I get Super-VGA to run under Windows 3.0?

I downloaded the file SV800.ARC (128.214.12.3) and added the line

	[display]
	Mode800x600x4 = 91 (91 is the decimal thing for my video card)

in my WIN.INI but Windows still fails to click into the 800x600 video
mode. Any ideas? Thanks.
						...dale