db@tc.fluke.COM (Dan Banay) (10/04/90)
As some of you have discovered, the Windows 3.0 SDK does *not* come with a linker. Since Zortech doesn't provide a Windows compatible linker, you will need to get in touch with Microsoft and ask for their Supplimental Compiler Utility Disk. This disk, which is available free of charge, contains among other things, the linker and librarian. To get in touch with Microsoft: * dial 1-800-426-9400 * If you have a touch-tone phone, press 4. If you don't, then wait for someone to pick up the phone. * Ask away.. I'm posting this in hopes that it will save someone else the grief/run-around of getting this stuff. Dan -- +------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Dan Banay | | db@tc.fluke.COM {microsoft,sun,uw-beaver}!fluke!db +1 206 356 6285 | +------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | John Fluke Mfg. Co., MS 223B, PO Box 9090, Everett, WA 98206-9090 USA | +------------------------------------------------------------------------+
dmk@cbnewsi.att.com (daniel.m.kuster..jr) (10/06/90)
Greetings all, I'm in the market for an SVGA analog monitor to use with a 386 machine. I want to run Windows in the 800x600 modes. I'm not really interested in higher resolution than that because I've heard it can slow down the machine considerably. I have an ATI VGA Wonder 512 video card. I've been considering the following monitors: Goldstar 1460 Samsung 1481 or 1487 Seiko 1440 I know these are interlaced monitors, but I really can't justify spending more than $500 for a monitor right now. Does anyone have any info on the quality/reliability/performance of these models / brands? If you know of a better one in the <$500 range please let me know. Thanks, Dan Kuster dmk@lcuxlf.ATT.COM 201-580-4919