kengo@rpi.edu (Ken Goldenberg) (01/06/91)
I'm now positive that my monitor cannot support the 15k "normal" video signal o
the Amiga. I really like the monitor, however. What I've been trying to decide
is: do I _need_ to display the 15k stuff? So far I have one problem. Dpaint
III does NOT get along with the 2320 in overscan well at all. This may have
something to do with my 7??x4?? workbench screen, but I _refuse_ to give that up
(That's WHY I want to play with the 2320 in the first place.) What I'd like to
know is:
1) Has anyone else had any problems with DPaint III and the 2320 in active mode.
2) Can anyone suggest an/any other reason(s) to get a different monitor.
I can still return the monitor, but I really do like the display.
-Mitch
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In article <NHW^RD*@rpi.edu> kengo@rpi.edu (Ken Goldenberg) writes: >I'm now positive that my monitor cannot support the 15k "normal" video signal o >the Amiga. I really like the monitor, however. What I've been trying to decide >is: do I _need_ to display the 15k stuff? So far I have one problem. Dpaint >III does NOT get along with the 2320 in overscan well at all. This may have >something to do with my 7??x4?? workbench screen, but I _refuse_ to give that up You could try a script attached to an icon that copies a preset screen- mode prefs to env:sys, runs dpaint, then copies your normal preset back. You'd need to tell iconx to use a window that doesn't open until it's output to (AUTO). (2.0 required for these tricks, of course.) -- Randell Jesup, Keeper of AmigaDos, Commodore Engineering. {uunet|rutgers}!cbmvax!jesup, jesup@cbmvax.commodore.com BIX: rjesup The compiler runs Like a swift-flowing river I wait in silence. (From "The Zen of Programming") ;-)