Hi all. Actually, you may want to check out a package called SuperVgaTextMode. It interactively sets the screen resolution on video cards, if the machine is not using a frame buffer device. If your video chip supports it, you can get some really large screen sizes like 202x81. Your mileage will very according to your video chip and what clock rates it supports. Warning: Be *** V E R Y * CAREFUL! *** Setting a resolution with a clock rate not supported by your monitor can damage the monitor. You have been warned! Nevertheless, if you are like me and run with the monitor turned off, you can set the video card for whatever clock rate and resolution it will support. Just don't expect to turn on the monitor, and if you do, reset to a supported clock and resolution first! Gene
