OSVICRPT - VIDEO/FONT CORRUPTION IN WIN-OS/2 FULL SCREEN SESSIONS
USING XGA, XGA/2 VIDEO ADAPTER
07/11/96

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Video/Font Corruption in WIN-OS/2 Full Screen Sessions using XGA, XGA/2 
Video Adapter
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DESCRIPTION

When you do the following, it causes font corruption and a color change 
within WIN-OS/2:

- Open a WIN-OS/2 Full Screen session
- Open and maximize an application (e.g., Lotus, MS-Office,
  WIN-OS/2 Accessories)
- Alt+Esc back to the OS/2 Desktop
- Ctrl+Esc back to the WIN-OS/2 Full Screen session
- Minimize the application

RESOLUTION

To resolve this problem:

1. Click on the WIN-OS/2 Full Screen icon with the right mouse
   button (RMB) and select Settings.

2. Double-click on WIN-OS/2 settings.

3. Click on the radio button for All DOS and WIN-OS/2 settings,
   and then click on OK.

4. Verify the settings for the following items (highlight each
   one to view the setting). Change the settings as needed.
   
   VIDEO_8514A_XGA_IOTRAP    = OFF
   VIDEO_FASTPASTE           = ON
   VIDEO_MODE_RESTRICTION    = NONE
   VIDEO_ONDEMAND_MEMORY     = ON
   VIDEO_RETRACE_EMULATION   = ON
   VIDEO_ROM_EMULATION       = ON
   VIDEO_SWITCH_NOTIFICATION = ON
   VIDEO_WINDOW_REFRESH      = 600

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