TABLE OF CONTENTS
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   I. Files on Disk
  II. Additional Installation Instructions


I. FILES ON DISK
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   Utilities
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CLR	 COM - Clear screen utility for enhanced text modes.
DU	 COM - Directory listing utility.
ESU	 COM - Enhanced text mode selection utility.
INSTALL  COM - Install utility for VEGA VGA utilities.
RAMBIOS  SYS - Software VIDEO BIOS.
README	 COM - Type file README.TXT
README	 TXT - This file.
ROMDATE  COM - Displays the date of system ROM.
VEGAANSI	 SYS - ANSI.SYS supports for enhance text modes.
VEGA	 COM - Screen saver and emulation utility.
DIAG	 COM - Diagnostics program for display adapter.
V7VESA	 COM - VESA BIOS extension support
MONFIX.COM	Program for PS/2 Analog monitors executing in CGA modes.


   Lotus 2.0
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GD720V20 DRV - Lotus 720 x 540 graphics driver.
GD800V20 DRV - Lotus 800 x 600 graphics driver.
VD80X60  DRV - Lotus 80 x 60 text driver.
VD100X60 DRV - Lotus 100 x 60 text driver.
VD132X25 DRV - Lotus 132 x 25 text driver.
VD132X43 DRV - Lotus 132 x 43 text driver.
VDMONO25.DRV - Lotus 132 x 25 monochrome driver.
VDMONO43.DRV	Lotus 132 x 43 monochrome driver.


   Word Perfect 5.0
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WP800	WPD - Word Perfect 800 x 600  - 16 color graphics driver.


II. ADDITIONAL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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Software:
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Windows 2.x support has been removed from the retail package (the drivers
are still available from Product Support or from the BBS).  

Windows 3.0 drivers ship seperately on their own disk with a README file
for installation instructions.


Presentation Manager - The Presentation Manager Driver disk contains
640 x 480, 720 x 540, 800 x 600, 1024 x 768 (all 16 color) and 640 x
480 256 color drivers for PM v1.2.  Drivers for PM v1.1 are available
by contacting our Product Support department.

For ease of installation, when you install the Video Seven VGA Presentation
Manager drivers, boot your system using a DOS boot disk.  Using an
OS/2 boot disk will require that you swap the Video Seven VGA P.M.  disk and
the OS/2 disk several times as OS/2 looks for the CMD.EXE file.
Correct installation will occur with either method.


V7VESA.COM - If your software supports the Video Electronics Standards
Association (VESA) BIOS extensions you can use the VESA driver to
display higher resolutions.  Run V7VESA prior to running your software.