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pipkins@qmsseq.imagen.com (Jeff Pipkins) writes:
>dmurdoch@watstat.waterloo.edu (Duncan Murdoch) writes:
>>
>>I have read a couple of times that the Multisync 3D is supposed to be able
>>to remember settings for centering, image size, etc., and automatically
>>adjust the size of an image when a program changes video modes.  Mine
>>doesn't.  Is there some trick to it, or can it really only remember
>>one setting?  (In particular, I'd like to be able to go from standard
>>VGA to 800x600 super-VGA and not have the image slide off to the right.)

[ talks about problems with the original and replacement ATI Wondercard ...]

>So Gateway let me trade the card for an Orchid ProDesigner+.  The 132x44
>mode worked perfectly, along with several other text modes (my favorite
>is 100x40, and my Brief editor likes it, too).  Also, their EANSI.SYS
>driver allowed flawless use of any of the character modes in DOS.

I have the NEC Multisync 3D and an Orchid ProDesigner PLUS.  I have the
same problem the original poster (D. Murdoch) has had about centering
the image on the display and such.  I run this display in 640x480(VGA),
800x400(super-VGA), and 1024x768(hi-res) resolutions.  All of these modes
seem to be shifted to the right (each to different amounts).  I happen
to be running ISC UNIX with the X Window System.  But the "image shifting"
also happens when I have run MSDOS-based PC XSight (by Locus Computing).
Anyone else having these problems?  Better yet, anyone have an answer? :-)

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Markus R.
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