MS Windows 3.0 TRIDENT HiColor Drivers
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			 (Beta Rel 3.03 4/23/92)


Disk Contents
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	README.TXT	--	This File
	HI640.DRV	--	640x480 32768-color
		 (Sierra DAC SC11482/3/4 and 8900 with 1M video memory required)
	HI64064K.DRV	--	640x480 65536-color
		 (Sierra DAC SC11485/7/9 and 8900 with 1M video memory required)
	HI800.DRV	--	800x600 32768-color
		 (Sierra DAC SC11482/3/4 and 8900 with 1M video memory required)
	HI80064K.DRV	--	800x600 65536-color
		 (Sierra DAC SC11485/7/9 and 8900 with 1M video memory required)



Change since Beta 3.01 (12/4/91)
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1. Add 800x600-32K/64K color mode support. Remove 512x480-32K/64K color
   mode, this mode is not standard mode.

2. Fixed the following bugs in Beta 3.01:
    * PageMaker 4.0:	UAE error while loading;
    * AfterDark:	UAE error if run ROSE;
    * AmiPro 2.0:	Open file, directory list mark with wrony color.
    * ImagePrep:	RED<->BLUE while display 24-bits/pixel file


Known Bugs
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The following problems are known bugs now, they will be fixed on next release.
Any bug/problem report is very welcome.

>> The following bugs are found in both Windows 3.0 and Windows 3.1:
    * None.

>> The following bugs are Windows 3.0 related. They are NOT duplicatable
   in Windows 3.1. Microsoft have fixed these bugs in Windows 3.1:
    * Paintbrush:	UAE error when use View/Zoom-In.
    * WinHelp:		Icon color not right.
    * Fish!:		Fishes face to wrong direction sometimes.


Installation
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1. First install MS Windows 3.x using the standard IBM VGA driver.

2. Make sure Windows 3.x is working properly.

3. Change to Windows 3.x directory (e.g. c:\windows), run SETUP.EXE.

4. Insert enclosed disk, change display driver to "Other...".

5. Enter the path of TRIDENT driver (e.g. A:\ ).

6. Select a suitable TRIDENT driver.

7. Follow instructions to finish SETUP.



IMPORTANT NOTE
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For Windows 3.1
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If you have previously installed any Windows 3.x Trident drivers, you need to
delete OEM?.INF(eg. OEM0.INF) in Windows SYSTEM directory before you use
SETUP to install the new driver.

For Windows 3.0
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If you have installed previous version of the Windows 3.0 Trident drivers,
you will have to delete the old Trident driver files BEFORE you use
SETUP to install the new drivers, otherwise SETUP will NOT copy the new
driver files to your Windows 3.0 directory.
The files which you should delete are in Windows 3.0 SYSTEM sub-directory
(e.g. c:\windows\system\ ), they might be:
	W800.DRV, W1024.DRV, W1024F.DRV,
	T640.DRV, T800.DRV, T1024.DRV, T1024F.DRV
	HI640.DRV, HI64K.DRV
	VDDTVGA.386
	TVGA.GR3


NOTE for network installation
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If you try to install Windows through a network, i.e. SETUP/N,
it will not copy any file from the Trident Driver disk to the network
Windows directory and local Windows directory. The reason why it
happen is: the files in Trident Driver Disk are compressed by
MicroSoft COMPRESS, just like the files in Windows disks #1 to #5.
The normal SETUP can automatically expand the compressed driver
files, while the SETUP/N do not expand the compressed files.

Here is the solution:
1.  Expand the five Windows 3.0 disks to your network Windows
    directory, as per Windows manual, "Putting Windows on a Network",
    pp. 553-554.

2.  Please use the same method to expand Trident Window driver
    disk to the same network Windows directory.
    Note: Please note that the Trident Driver files are compressed
	  using the MS COMPRESS. So users should use EXPAND to
	  decompress them before running SETUP/N.

3.  After this, SETUP/N to install windows as described in Windows manual,
    "Getting Windows from a Network", p.545. Select "Other" as Trident
    Video Driver.