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1. I don't run win/os2 in full screen mode.<br />
2. The problem is that it's the colors in os2, e.g. netscape <br />
2.02, that is warped.<br />
Maybe i didn't understand the answer but please illuminate me...<br />

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1. I don't run win/os2 in full screen mode.
2. The problem is that it's the colors in os2, e.g. netscape
2.02, that is warped.
Maybe i didn't understand the answer but please illuminate me...


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Addition: When I change to 256 colors, it <br />
looks allright in os2 but in win/os2 is <br />
warped in the same way as os2 when I had <br />
65k colors...<br />
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Addition: When I change to 256 colors, it
looks allright in os2 but in win/os2 is
warped in the same way as os2 when I had
65k colors...



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Maslow,<br />
&nbsp; Have you tried reinstalling the drivers ?<br />
&nbsp; What video card do you have ?<br />
&nbsp; If you get it right under OS/2 first, with 65K colours, then it shouldn't be a problem getting WinOS/2 to work.<br />
&nbsp; There are only 2 display drivers under Win OS/2 in WIN.INI under [boot] display.drv= (full screen) and sdisplay.drv (seamless mode). <br />
&nbsp; They shouldn't be the same !!<br />
&nbsp; If you want 256 colours under OS/2, then you can manually change WIN.INI (back it up first!) to point to the driver you want - a generic svga256 colour one should work OK.<br />
<br />
Tim<br />

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Maslow,
  Have you tried reinstalling the drivers ?
  What video card do you have ?
  If you get it right under OS/2 first, with 65K colours, then it shouldn't be a problem getting WinOS/2 to work.
  There are only 2 display drivers under Win OS/2 in WIN.INI under [boot] display.drv= (full screen) and sdisplay.drv (seamless mode).
  They shouldn't be the same !!
  If you want 256 colours under OS/2, then you can manually change WIN.INI (back it up first!) to point to the driver you want - a generic svga256 colour one should work OK.

Tim


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ok, i'll reinstall the drivers first.<br />

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I'm running a Siemens 166Mhz with <br />
1024x768 and 65k colors. The problem is <br />
that the colors are ok in win/os2 but <br />
in os2 the colors are warped. If i <br />
chanfet to 256 colors it's ok in os2 <br />
but not in win/os2. Any suggestions??
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I'm running a Siemens 166Mhz with 
1024x768 and 65k colors. The problem is 
that the colors are ok in win/os2 but 
in os2 the colors are warped. If i 
chanfet to 256 colors it's ok in os2 
but not in win/os2. Any suggestions??

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