IBM Aptiva, Руководство по оборудованию

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10 Monitor settings
8.
Click on Exit to close the CLMODE Utility Program,
then click on OK .
9.
At the C:\ prompt, type:
CD \OS2
10.
Type:
SVGA ON
11.
When the command prompt reappears, type:
EXIT and press Enter.
12.
In the OS/2 LaunchPad, click on the Shut down
button, then click on OK .
13.
At the “Shutdown has completed...” message,
press the Ctrl, Alt, and Delete keys at the same time
to restart your system.
14.
In the “AptivaWare” window (on the OS/2 Warp
Desktop), double-click on the
First Steps icon,
then double-click on the Set up your Monitor
icon.
15.
Click on the right arrow at the lower right corner to
go to page 2.
16.
Click on the down arrow of the “Display name”
box, and then click on the name that matches your
monitor.
17.
Click on the left arrow at the lower right corner to
return to page 1.
18.
In the “Screen resolution:” box, click on one
combination of screen width, screen height, and
number of colors (for example,
640x480x256 ).
19.
In the “Screen refresh rate:” box, click on one rate
(for example,
60 ). If you are not sure which rate to
note:
The “System - Settings” notebook automatically
opens to the Screen section. If you accidentally
open another section, just click on the
Screen
tab to get back to the correct page.
select, use the default selection.
20.
Close the ”System - Settings” notebook, shut
down OS/2 Warp, and reboot (restart) your
computer. If you need help, see steps 12 and 13.
Setting up your monitor in
Microsoft Windows
These are the monitor settings you can select if you pur-
chased a computer with both OS/2 Warp and
Microsoft** Windows** preinstalled and you are boot-
ing (starting) to Windows, or if you purchased a com-
puter with only Microsoft Windows preinstalled.
•
Monitor Horizontal Frequency. Sets the
computer’s video output frequency to match the
monitor’s frequency.
•
Monitor Resolution. Determines the amount of
information that can appear on the screen.
•
Number of Colors. Sets the number of colors that
can be displayed on the screen.
•
Font Size. Sets the size of the characters displayed
on the screen.
If you use Microsoft Windows programs within OS/2
Warp, you do not need to make changes to the monitor
settings in Windows. However, if you boot (start) to Win-
dows from an OS/2 Warp computer, you will need to
select the correct monitor settings for your monitor in
Windows.
note:
For additional information about these settings,
click on the
Help button.