On Wed, 23 May 2001 13:45:34 -0500, L.D. Best wrote:
> It handles high res graphics fantasticly well, considering how many
> different video cards and built-in video BIOSes that are out there.
> I have to use Win3.1 for some things ... in particular working with
> graphics files. But that's a challenge, because Win3.1 doesn't have a
> driver that matches my video card, and my video card didn't come with a
> driver for Win3.1 although it was supposed to according to the video
> card mfr's website [that's another disgusting long story].
Unfortunately, Win3.1 is even deader than DOS and I can't imagine anyone
bothering to write Win3.1 specific drivers as the entire Windows
contingent has long since migrated onward and upward.
Isn't there a capable DOS graphics program? What's it called
Graphics Workshop for DOS, or something like that?
But maybe that doesn't have up-to-date video drivers anymore.
Sam Ewalt
Croswell, Michigan, USA
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