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cotner@ronzoni.berkeley.edu (Carl F. Cotner) writes:

>In article <7480@spdcc.SPDCC.COM> bondc@spdcc.COM (Tezcatlipocateopixque)
> writes:
>>In article <1991May6.161739.6573@pensoft.uucp> lwb@pensoft.uucp
>> (Lance Bledsoe)
>>
>>>The thing I really dont like about Desqview is that,
>>>on a high resolution monitor, it wont support text resolutions like
>>>132x50 or 132x40.  
>>
>>I'm reading this in 132x40 right now -- under Desqview.  You're quite
>>mistaken.
>>

>How?  I asked this question on the net before, and no one seemed
>to think it was possible.  I'd love to be able to do it myself,
>and so would many others, I bet.  (I've even gotten a negative
>response from a Quarterdeck technician.)

>-- 

>Carl Cotner
>cotner@math.berkeley.edu

This answer is video board specific, but I can do it with my ATI VIP 
card. I open a dos window full screen with graphic possiblities. In 
that window I issue the command that switches the display to the size
I want.

Note however, that tapping the {DESQ} (alt) key returns you to a size
that DV can handle. Say that as MAY return you...

These operations could always be put in macros.

Best Regards, Derek Carr
DEREK@DTS.INE.PHILIPS.NL           Philips I&E TQV-5 Eindhoven, The Netherlands 
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