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From: stephen@oahu.cs.ucla.edu (Steve Whitney)
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Subject: Re: GDOS/TT/TTM195 !!help!!
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In article <23454@know.pws.bull.com> CSULLOGG@CRL.AECL.CA writes:
>Up to today, I have been using an Atari TT with a PTC1426 colour monitor.
>Today, I switched to a TTM195 monochrome monitor and since I made the
>switch I have been unable to use GDOS. 
[more description deleted]

One thing that may cause your problem is that if GDOS runs and there's  no
entry for the resolution it's running in in your assign.sys file, it bombs.
There should be entries for devices 5-9 as well as 1-4.  You can copy the
font and driver setup from your entry for device 4 to devices 5-9.

5p screen.sys
list of fonts
6p screen.sys
list of fonts
7p screen.sys
list of fonts

etc.

Hope this helps!  My G-Print application's installer doesn't do this so
I found out about it recently (as you can imagine).

Since you have GDOS, you might want to try out the G-Print demo.  It's on
atari.archive under gprnt_dmo.arc.  I'll post a message about it soon (there's
a new version).

	--Steve
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