
     **************** RESOLUTIONS ARE SUPPORTED ****************

      1.The following resolutions are supported for 1MB DRAM card

        --- 640x480X256
        --- 800x600x256
        --- 1024x768x256
        --- 640x480x64K

      2.The following resolutions are supported for 2MB DRAM card

        --- 640x480x256
        --- 800x600x256
        --- 1024x768x256
        --- 1152x864x256
        --- 1280x1024x256
        --- 640x480x64K
        --- 800x600x64K
        --- 1024x768x64K
        --- 640x480x16.7M

      3.The following resolutions are supported for 2MB DRAM card

        --- 640x480x256
        --- 800x600x256
        --- 1024x768x256
        --- 1152x864x256
        --- 1280x1024x256
        --- 640x480x64K
        --- 800x600x64K
        --- 1024x768x64K
        --- 640x480x16.7M
        --- 1600x1200x256
        --- 1280x1024x64K
        --- 800x600x16.7M
        --- 1024x768x16.7M

      ***************** OS/2 DRIVERS INSTALLATION ***************

       1.Run "S3INST.CMD" program in OS/2 Full Screen to setup
         "Display Driver Install" icon then to restart.

         Example:[X:\]S3INST X: Y:

         where X is source disk drive ( A or B )
               Y is target disk drive ( C or D )

       2.Follow below instructions to setup OS/2 Drivers in
         "Display Driver Install" icon

         A.Select "Primary Display" item

         B.Select "32 bit S3 Display Drivers V2.5" item

         C.Select "Install Using Defaults for Monitor Type" item

         D.Select " A:\ " in Source Directory

       [NOTE]:If you run the resolutions which are not supported,
              the system will be halted. You can use OS/2 Install
              and Disk1 diskette to restart from floopy.Switch to
              OS/2 partition drive and enter

              SETVGA Y: X:
              where Y is OS/2 partition drive ( C or D )
                       X is A or B
              Restart from your hardisk. Repeat OS/2 drivers
              installation and you can get the resolutions list.
              Selest the resolution what you want then to reboot.

      ***********    CHANGE THE REFRESH RATE UNDER OS/2   **********

       1.Go to the DOS Full Screen and run "SETUP C:"
         or "SETUP D:"

       2.Select the refresh rate what you want

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