🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <4982uj$q4o@cpcug.org>, Keith Bennett <kbennett@cpcug.org> wrote:
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>I then called the dealer who sold me the machine (it was a complete
>system including the video card).  The president of this company
>called Matrox himself.  After waiting on hold for 30 minutes (and
>this was an international call), he was given the name of the file
>for me to download.  When I found it on the ftp site, it was in the
>Windows NT directory, and the readme file confirmed that it was a Win
>NT driver.  The fact that the file name was a cryptic "1597_110.zip"
>did not help any in knowing its contents.

Just out of curiousity I download this file after seeing your posting
(I've been wanting the new drivers too since there is some bad
interaction between IBM VACPP and the display driver) and they look
like NT files to me too. Did you actually try installing and running
the contents of that archive? What did you do?

On another note.... does anyone have the settings for the millenium
for use with a Mitsubishi 21TX? I can get the display up using one
of the other settings provided but every once in a while it wavers.
I'd like to know the correct settings for Millenium<-->TX21 before I
complain to the vendor (of the monitor - since it is such a pain to
lug around a 90lb monitor).

Thanks!

>There are more intermediate steps that I don't remember clearly, but
>I expect this is enough to illustrate the pattern.  It reminds me of
>the time I was in a restaurant and got a well done steak instead of
>the medium I ordered.  When I explained to the waiter, he took it
>back to the kitchen.  A few minutes later he dutifully returned with
>the same steak (evidenced by the shape of the cut I had made in it
>earlier), even more burnt,
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>In short, IS ANYONE HOME AT MATROX?
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>- Keith
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>Keith Bennett                             Bennett Business Solutions, Inc.
>Silver Spring, MD USA                     OS/2 & DOS Software Development
>kbennett@cpcug.org                        (301) 871-7696