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Date: Tue, 23 Nov 1999 00:38:35 GMT
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"Chaos" <chengin AT alpha DOT net DOT pl> wrote:

What country has the same extension as Perl? Is it Poland?

Someone else wrote:
> > Some card's have buggy VESA implementations however this can
> > be corrected by installing SciTech Software's Display Doctor.
> > The great game Quake v1.00 uses VESA 2.0 for video acess.
>
> Do you think that using SciTech Univbe can protect any unwanted errors
from
> video card? After some time of coding I have realized that one of tha
major
> problem was not having acces to other testing machines than mine. Does
> recent Univbe can provide 100% compatibility?

SciTech Display Doctor (formerly UniVBE, universal video bios
extensions) supports nearly all video cards. FreeBE is a free
alternative to UniVBE, from the makers of Allegro.