daveg@prowler.clearpoint.com (Dave Goldblatt) (05/13/91)
-=> On 13 May 91 16:16:27 GMT, cyang%peruvian.utah.edu@cs.utah.edu (Cheng Yang) said: [problem with TDW in 640x480x256] CY> I have the same problem when I run in 800x600 and 1024x768 mode. CY> However, if I run window 3 using the original VGA driver provided by window 3, CY> (only 16 colors), everything is fine. Read the documentation. It's not a bug, it's a documented feature that TDW will only run with the standard VGA driver. Actually, that's not entirely true -- if you run dual monitors, you can run any driver (I run 1024x768x256 with TDW's screens on my mono monitor). -dg- -- "Look, folks, you can't save everyone. | Dave Goldblatt [daveg@clearpoint.com] Just try not to be living next to | Software Engineering (Subsystems) them when they go off." | Clearpoint Research Corporation - Dennis Miller | 35 Parkwood Dr., Hopkinton, MA 01748
cyang%peruvian.utah.edu@cs.utah.edu (Cheng Yang) (05/13/91)
Hi. I am running Borland C++ on my 286 clone. It has a Paradise 16-bit VGA card. After I installed window drivers for Paradise card (by copying the PVGA480.DRV to c:\windows\system\vga.drv) (so thatI can have 256 colors in 640x480), I started window in standard mode. Then I ran "Turbo Debugger for Windows" in Windows 3.0. Everything was fine then. But after I exitted Turbo Debugger for Windows, I had a big problem with the display. The display was screwed up. It seems it has sync problem, and the Turbo Debugger won't restore the display parameters for windows 3. I have the same problem when I run in 800x600 and 1024x768 mode. However, if I run window 3 using the original VGA driver provided by window 3, (only 16 colors), everything is fine. Does anybody know what is happening there? Or does anybody have the same problem as I have? Is this a bug in Turbo Debugger? Or this is a bug in paradise drivers? ***************************************************************************** * Ho capito, signor,si!........ * * * *Cheng Yang Home Address: * *Department of Computer Science 808 East, 300 South, #3 * *University of Utah Salt Lake City, UT 84102 * *E-Mail Address:cyang@peruvian.utah.edu Tel: 801-322-1918 * *****************************************************************************