9.12 IBM XGA; Configuring Color and Resolution

   Windows Setup  will  automatically  configure  an  IBM  XGA for  16-color,
   640x480 resolution.  If  your monitor  can  support 256  colors  or higher
   resolutions, you can  configure your XGA  to use the  color and resolution
   settings you want. To do this, run Windows  Setup from the Main group, and
   then select one of the following drivers from the list of Display options:

     . XGA (640x480, 16 colors)

      This is the default setting and  should not be changed if you  are using
      the plasma screen on the PS/2 model 75.

     . XGA (640x480, 256 colors)
     . XGA (Small fonts)
     . XGA (Large fonts)

   Both the Small  and Large  fonts settings configure  the XGA  for 1024x786
   resolution and 256  colors, if your  monitor supports  it. Otherwise these
   settings configure your display for 640x480 resolution. Select Small Fonts
   if you have  a large  monitor (at  least 16  inches) or  want to  fit more
   information on your screen. Select Large Fonts  if you want to improve the
   readability of text.

   Make sure that your monitor supports  the XGA configuration you select. If
   it doesn't, you  will be  returned to the  MS-DOS prompt  when you  try to
   start Windows.

   For more information on using Setup  after you have installed Windows, see
   Chapter 15,  "Maintaining Windows  with Setup,"  in the  Microsoft Windows
   User's Guide.


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