Problems Running Windows 3.1 Tutorial with EGA Monitor
ID: Q82119
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The information in this article applies to:
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Microsoft Windows versions 3.1, 3.11
The following are problems related to running the Microsoft Windows
version 3.1 tutorial with an EGA monitor:
- Although Windows can be set up for an EGA resolution, the tutorial
only supports a VGA or better monitor. If you attempt to run the
tutorial by choosing Windows Tutorial from the Help menu on any
monitor with a resolution lower than VGA, Windows displays the
following message:
A VGA (or better) monitor is required to run the tutorial.
Press the ENTER key to exit.
- If you set up Windows for a VGA or higher resolution, the Setup
program asks you at the end of the setup process if you want to
run or skip the tutorial. This option isn't offered if you select
EGA resolution.
- One of the new features of Windows 3.1 is the ability to automate
the setup procedure by using the SETUP /H switch. One of the
entries under the [Options] section in the *.SHH file is "tutorial"
(without the quotation marks). This entry causes the tutorial to be
launched at the end of the setup process. If this entry is added
while setting up on an EGA system, the tutorial does not run and no
error messages is displayed.
Additional query words:
3.10 3.1 tutor display 3.11
Keywords :
Version : WINDOWS:3.1,3.11
Platform : WINDOWS
Issue type :
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