OSVITP93 - INSTALLING SVGA SUPPORT ON A THINKPAD 760ED WITH THE TRIDENT 
CYBER 9385 CHIPSET UNDER OS/2 WARP 4
12/10/96

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Installing SVGA Support on a ThinkPad 760ED with the Trident Cyber 9385 
Chipset under OS/2 Warp 4
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Please Read Entire Document for Full Explanation of Procedures
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DESCRIPTION

Installing SVGA support for the ThinkPad 760ED under OS/2 Warp 4.

RESOLUTION

Note: The system must be set to Video Graphics Array (VGA) before 
      attempting to install Super Video Graphics Array (SVGA) 
      support. If you have another SVGA driver installed, use 
      Selective Install to set the primary video back to VGA 
      before proceeding.

To install SVGA support on an OS/2 Warp 4 system running the VGA driver:

1. Download the file UTTPGOS2.EXE from the IBM PC Company BBS 
   at (919) 517-0001. Follow the instructions
   provided to install the ThinkPad Utilities V5.0.   

2. Once installed, under ThinkPad Options-Display, set the video to
   presentation mode. Under Advanced, set the screen to Screen Expansion;
   this causes fullscreen text sessions to fill up the screen.

3. Download the file VFTPOS2.EXE from the IBM PC Company BBS 
   and follow the instructions provided to install the ThinkPad 760ED
   OS/2 Warp SVGA drivers. 

   After you restart the computer, you can change the video resolution 
   by double-clicking on the System icon in the System Setup folder.


Note: These drivers were written by Trident for the IBM PC Company. 
      For further information or support of these drivers, contact 
      the PC Company Hardware Support center at 800-PS2-2227.

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