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x 480 regardless of what drivers are loaded. This is because, an external monitor

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Standard VGA monitors display resolutions up to 640 x 480, and you do not need to install the drivers for your monitor to operate properly with your application programs at this resolution. However, the display drivers provide improved resolution for each application supported. The following table lists the applications for which high resolution VGA drivers are provided, as well as the supported text modes or graphics resolutions and colors for each application. (For additional driver support, call the Epson Connection.) Supported applications Application Lotus 1-2-3, version 2.x Microsoft Windows, version 3.0 WordPerfect, version 5.1 supported resolutions 100 x 60 text 640 x 480 800 x 600 800 x 600 supported colors 16 16 16 Note These drivers and utilities are designed for systems running MS-DOS. If you are using another operating system, see the documentation that came with it for information about the VGA drivers you can use. If you are displaying data simultaneously on both the LCD and an external monitor, the screens will default to a resolution of 640 x 480 regardless of what drivers are loaded. (This is because the LCD supports 640 x 480 only.) To display in a resolution of 800 x 600, make sure you are displaying on the external monitor only. You can control where data is displayed using the VGACONF utility described later in this chapter. 7-2 Using the VGA Utilities

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Standard VGA monitors display resolutions up to 640 x 480,
and you do not need to install the drivers for your monitor to
operate properly with your application programs at this
resolution. However, the display drivers provide improved
resolution for each application supported.
The following table lists the applications for which high
resolution VGA drivers are provided, as well as the supported
text modes or graphics resolutions and colors for each
application. (For additional driver support, call the Epson
Connection.)
Supported applications
supported
supported
Application
resolutions
colors
Lotus 1-2-3, version 2.x
100 x 60 text
Microsoft Windows, version 3.0
640 x 480
16
800 x 600
16
WordPerfect, version 5.1
800 x 600
16
Note
These drivers and utilities are designed for systems running
MS-DOS. If you are using another operating system, see the
documentation that came with it for information about the
VGA drivers you can use.
If you are displaying data simultaneously on both the LCD and
an external monitor, the screens will default to a resolution of
640 x 480 regardless of what drivers are loaded. (This is because
the LCD supports 640 x 480 only.) To display in a resolution of
800 x 600, make sure you are displaying on the external
monitor only.
You can control where data is displayed using the VGACONF
utility described later in this chapter.
7-2
Using the VGA Utilities