PRODUCT  :  Turbo Debugger                        NUMBER  :  1380
  VERSION  :  3.x
       OS  :  WIN
     DATE  :  October 25, 1993                         PAGE  :  1/1

    TITLE  :  How to use TDW with two color monitors




  If you want to use TDW on a computer that has two monitors and
  two video cards, you should use the DUAL8514.DLL.  This DLL can
  be used anytime you have a high-res graphics card and a XGA or
  VGA card coexisting in the same computer.

  DO NOT use one of the special dll's with this configuration.

  Example:

  If you have a computer with two cards and monitors.  One of the
  cards is a high-res graphics card that drives a large, high
  resolution monitor.  The other card is an XGA or VGA card and you
  want to see the output of TDW on the XGA monitor while the large
  monitor displays the Windows output. In the TDW.INI file, set the
  VideoDLL to point to the DUAL8514.DLL.  This will tell TDW to put
  itself on the normal resolution monitor and leave the high
  resolution for Windows.  If the TDW seems scrambled, try hitting
  Alt-Space and then R. This will force TDW to repaint itself and
  will clear up the corruption that can occasionally appear when
  using an XGA card with TDW.

  If you have other questions on TDW and the svga dlls, see TI1037
  for a complete explanation.

  Our definition of a High-Res Graphics card is something that does
  NOT use the same addresses as a regular VGA card.  For example,
  8514 cards are the most common of these types of cards.


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