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From: menis@agnes.acc.stolaf.edu (Ezekiel Menis)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics,comp.lang.pascal
Subject: Super VGA using Turbo Pascal 5.5
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Date: 4 Jan 90 16:26:36 GMT
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I was excited to find the vga256.bgi driver in
Borland's latest Turbo Pascal, but the examples
given showed 320x200 VGA resolution.  I tried
doing a screen interrupt to put my VGA board in
640x480 VGA resolution, but Borland's driver
still thought I was in 320x200 mode and the 
graphics came out funny.  Is there any way
that I can create high-res VGA screens using
the standard GRAPH library that comes with
Turbo Pascal?  Please e-mail information to
menis@stolaf.edu or post a note here.  -Thanks.