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To: Spots who wrote (6302)	2/15/1999 11:06:00 AM
From: Zeuspaul	Read Replies (3) of 14778

You can omit the last line if it makes you nervous. It will give you a choice of booting with the VGA driver. I was glad I had the option. I broke a monitor and replaced it with one with less capability. I do not recall the details but I had to use the VGA option. There were two issues. One was I could not see anything. The other was the dialog box did not fit the screen..answers to the view res settings questions were off the page. I believe I booted to VGA and then tabbed and guessed for the dialog box. I recall the VGA option in my dual boot setups. Single boot NT setups boot directly to NT without the option. How does one boot VGA in a standard single boot setup? modify the boot.ini file from a floppy DOS boot if necessary? Zeuspaul

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