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Hello I have a VESA driver. You can find it at this FTP site<br />
x2<a href="ftp://ftp.oulu.fi/pub/msdos/programming\watcom" rel="ugc nofollow">ftp.oulu.fi/pub/msdos/programming\watcom</a><br />
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its name is w_vesa.zip<br />
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Good Luck<br />
Yiannis M. Volos<br />
yiannisv@rocketmail.com<br />

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Hello I have a VESA driver. You can find it at this FTP site
x2ftp.oulu.fi/pub/msdos/programming\watcom [ftp://ftp.oulu.fi/pub/msdos/programming\watcom]

its name is w_vesa.zip

Good Luck
Yiannis M. Volos
yiannisv@rocketmail.com


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The VESA library you refer to is VESA 1.2. That was the library<br />
I used before, but i need a VESA 2.0 library.<br />

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The VESA library you refer to is VESA 1.2. That was the library
I used before, but i need a VESA 2.0 library.


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If anyone have a VESA 2.0 library for Watcom C V 11.0, that might be usefull too.<br />

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If anyone have a VESA 2.0 library for Watcom C V 11.0, that might be usefull too.


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Wow, that's an 11 MB library.<br />
Sorry about the slow response, but I had to figure out which files <br />
I needed, to use the &quot;md40wc11.exe&quot; library.<br />
I still haven't really testet the library, but the examples seems to work, so that's great.<br />

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Wow, that's an 11 MB library.
Sorry about the slow response, but I had to figure out which files
I needed, to use the "md40wc11.exe" library.
I still haven't really testet the library, but the examples seems to work, so that's great.


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Where do I find a protected mode VESA 2.0 Library for Watcom C V 10.0 (For free) ?<br />
It HAS to be VESA 2.0, i've tried VESA 1.2, and it's just too <br />
slow. I need the library to be able to set up an 800x600x16M screen (Mode 0x115 as far as I remember).
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Where do I find a protected mode VESA 2.0 Library for Watcom C V 10.0 (For free) ?
It HAS to be VESA 2.0, i've tried VESA 1.2, and it's just too 
slow. I need the library to be able to set up an 800x600x16M screen (Mode 0x115 as far as I remember).

Vesa 2.0 Library for Watcom C V 10.0

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