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SUMMARYThis article covers two known issues running the MS-DOS-based version of Harvard Graphics for Windows:
MORE INFORMATIONHarvard Graphics Runs Very Slowly in 386 Enhanced ModeIf Harvard Graphics runs very slowly in 386 enhanced mode, change the Monitor Ports option in the HG.PIF file to Text. Harvard Graphics will run correctly in both the standard and real modes of Windows.When High Graphics is chosen under the Monitor Ports section, Windows monitors the video operation of the application when it is in high-resolution graphics mode. When Text is chosen under the Monitor Ports section, Windows will not monitor the high-resolution mode of the application, but only the text mode. To change the Monitor Ports option in the PIF (in enhanced mode):
Harvard Graphics Cannot Run in a WindowIf you try to start the MS-DOS-based version of Harvard Graphics in a window, you receive the following error:Because Harvard Graphics runs in Graphics mode, it cannot be run in a window. Check the Full-Screen option in the Harvard Graphics PIF file to prevent the error message. For more information on PIF creation and usage, refer to pages 442-448 of the "Microsoft Windows User's Guide" for version 3.0. REFERENCESSoftware Publishing Corporation (SPC) Technical Support. Additional query words: 3.00 3.00a 3rdparty
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