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-- 4D Graphics Extended VGA/EGA DEVICE INFORMATION FILE --
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-- 10/14/89 JSM Updated.
-- 08/19/88 JSM Created.

-- EGA EXTENDED MODE INFORMATION 
-- (leave this line out to get standard EGA)
-- extended information has the following format:
-- +----------------------line number
-- |   +------------------mode value (in decimal)
-- |   |   +---------------horizontal resolution
-- |   |   |   +-----------vertical resolution
-- |   |   |   |  +--------horizontal pixels per character
-- |   |   |   |  | +------vertical pixels per character
-- |   |   |   |  | |  +---VGA monitor type: 1=Analog, 0=Digital
-- |   |   |   |  | |  |                     (normally 0)
-- |   |   |   |  | |  | 
-- v   v   v   v  v v  v
--101 96  752 410 8 8  0 -- Vega Deluxe 752 x 410
--101 18  640 480 8 16 0 -- Vega Deluxe 640 x 480

-- Beep definition line in duration,frequency divisor pairs
-- (divisor = 1193180/desired freq, ie divisor for 400hz = 2983)
--
-- Up to 10 pairs may be given.
-- This line is optional and may be commented out to get the default beep.

102 8 4200 4 3800 2 3400 2 3000 2 2600 2 2200 2 1800 8 1400 4 1000 4 800

-- DIGITAL MONITOR COLOR INFORMATION
-- Color pallete for ECD, & 'Multisync'-type monitors (in DIGITAL mode)
-- pallete number to be used for GCD color number:
--   0  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10 11 12 13 14 15
--   v  v  v  v  v  v  v  v  v  v  v  v  v  v  v  v
103 00 04 02 01 06 03 05 07 08 12 10 09 14 11 13 15 -- standard colors

-- ANALOG MONITOR COLOR INFORMATION
-- color pallete for Enhanced EGA's with VGA analog monitors or 'Multisync'
-- type monitors in ANALOG modes.

-- use this line for gray scale shading (shading only works on analog 
-- monitors!)
--1  "111 111 222 333 444 555 666 777 888 999 AAA BBB CCC DDD EEE FFF"
-- use this line for GCD standard colors 
1  "000 900 090 009 990 099 909 999 234 F00 0F0 00F FF0 0FF 0F0 FFF"

-- PIXEL DENSITIES (you must set these for your monitor)
-- for most 13" monitors, pixels in x dimension would be xres/8.5
--                        pixels in y dimension would be yres/6.375
--    +-----+-- X,Y SCREEN PIXELS/PER INCH
--    V     V
301 63.77 50.24

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