acadver      69 69 69 69 69 69 69 69
shadever     69 69 69 69 69 69 69 69
sketchver    69 69 69 69 69 69 69 69
acadconf     81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89
adispmode    72 72 72 72 72 72 72 72 92 92
aint         91
abackgnd     93 93
ascreen      94 94
agraphics    95 95
arender      96 96
apull        97 97
adrive       98
amemory      99
adir         90
a386dir      75
ACAD_bat     79



69
Select the version number of the software package that you have
currently installed in your system.  If it is not on this menu,
there may not be an enhanced display driver to support your
version of software.  Consult our Customer Support representative.
   
If you have not yet installed the application software onto your
hard drive,  exit to DOS, install the software from the original
software package,  and run this installation program again.


72
Select the resolution/number of colors you desire. Take an
example:
   
           800x600 (16) mode 54
   
means a display mode (numbered 54 in hex) with a screen size
of 800 dots (horizontal) by 600 dots (vertical) in 16 colors.  
   
Note that not all of the available drivers may be installed,
due to the fact that either your display adapter (e.g. the
lack of display RAM) or your monitor does not support the
driver of your choice.  In this case,  select the driver with
lower resolution and/or fewer number of colors.


75
This entry should contain a full path to an EXISTING directory
in this format:
   
           d:\dirname
    
where d is the drive letter;  dirname is the directory name
starting from the root (i.e. the leading "\" must be present).

The driver and related files will be copied to this directory.


79
Enter the batch file name with full path in this format:
   
          d:\dirname\filename
   
where d: is the drive letter;  dirname is the directory name
starting from the root (i.e. the leading "\" must be present);
filename is the full file name (i.e. with extension,  if any).

Note that the batch file must already exist.


81
This display adapter supports various display modes.  Select
the resolution/number of colors you desire. Take an example:
   
           800x600 (16) mode 54
   
means a display mode (numbered 54 in hex) with a screen size
of 800 dots (horizontal) by 600 dots (vertical) in 16 colors.  
   
When all entries on this menu are correct, press <F10> to install
the selected driver.


82
The driver requires a unique interrupt vector.  If the default as
shown is used by another application,  press <Enter> to type in a
different interrupt vector.
   
When all entries on this menu are correct, press <F10> to install
the selected driver.


83
The display driver supports either a black background or a white/gray
background.
   
When all entries on this menu are correct, press <F10> to install
the selected driver.


84
AutoCAD supports single- and dual-screen modes.  In single-
screen mode,  all drawing and text go to one screen.  In dual-
screen mode,  two monitors are used,  one for drawing, the
other (usually a monochrome monitor) for command/text display.
   
When all entries on this menu are correct, press <F10> to install
the selected driver.


85
This field is useful only when Screen Mode setting is set for
"Single Screen". "Graphics" information is saved,  either to
the system memory (Default) or to a file, when the user switches
between graphics and text displays.  
   
When all entries on this menu are correct, press <F10> to install
the selected driver.


86
This field is useful only when Screen Mode setting is set for
"Single Screen". "Rendering" information is saved, either to
the system memory (Default) or to a file, when the user switches
between graphics and rendering displays in single-screen mode.
   
When all entries on this menu are correct, press <F10> to install
the selected driver.


87
When a pull-down window appears,  the area of the drawing
beneath it is saved, either to the system memory (Default)
or to a file.
   
When all entries on this menu are correct, press <F10> to install
the selected driver.


88
You must provide which drive the temporary file is to be saved to,
when any of the following settings is set for "Save to file":

            Graphics Display
            Rendering Display
            Pull-Down Menus
   
When all entries on this menu are correct, press <F10> to install
the selected driver.


89
EMS memory is required for using Display List feature.  This
entry indicates the amount of Expanded Memory available for
use by the Display List driver.
   
When all entries on this menu are correct, press <F10> to install
the selected driver.


90
This entry should contain a full path to an EXISTING directory
where your application software resides,  in this format:
   
           d:\dirname
    
where d is the drive letter;  dirname is the directory name
starting from the root (i.e. the leading "\" must be present).
The driver and related files will be copied to this directory.
   
If you have not yet installed the application software onto your
hard drive,  exit to DOS, install the software from the original
software package,  and run this installation program again.


91
A unique interrupt vector is required by the display driver in
the range from 40 to 7F (hex).  If the number as shown is used
by another application (e.g.  the NOVELL network may use 7B),
edit it to get the appropriate number and press <Enter> to
accept the change.

Do  not  experiment with this feature unless you  are  very
familiar  with IBM PC software standards as this may  cause
problems.


92
Select the desired resolution/number of colors. Take an example:
   
           800x600 (16) DspList
   
means a display mode with a screen size of 640 dots (horizontal)
by 480 dots (vertical) in 256 colors,  featuring Display List
capability,  which greatly improves the speed of REDRAW operation.
To make use of the Display List feature,  you must have Expanded
Memory in your system and enter the amount of Expanded Memory on
the Driver Configuration Menu.


93
Select either a black background or a white/gray background.


94
In single-screen mode,  all drawing and text share the same screen.
However, if you have, in addition to this display adapter and monitor,
a monochrome display adapter and a monochrome monitor,  you can select
dual-screen mode to display the drawing on one screen,  the command
prompt and the menu bar on the other.  Prior  to running  AutoCad, be
sure that the default video  mode  is  VGA COLOR.


95
"Graphics" information is saved when the user switches between
graphics and text displays in single-screen mode.
   
þ  DEFAULT - The driver will save the graphics information
       in a reserved memory location
þ  SAVE TO FILE - The driver will write the graphics
       information to a temporary file on the drive specified
       on the Driver Configuration menu.


96
"Rendering" information is saved when the user switches between
graphics and rendering displays in single-screen mode.
   
þ  DEFAULT - The driver will save the rendering information
       in a reserved memory location
þ  SAVE TO FILE - The driver will write the rendering
       information to a temporary file on the drive specified
       on the Driver Configuration menu.


97
When a pull-down window appears,  the area of the drawing
beneath it is saved.
   
þ  DEFAULT - The driver will save the area covered by the
       pull-down window to a reserved memory location
þ  SAVE TO FILE - The driver will save the area covered by
       the pull-down window to a temporary file on the drive
       specified on the Driver Configuration menu.


98
If you set Graphics Display, Rendering Display or Pull-Down Menus
settings for "Save to file",  all temporary files will be saved
to the root directory of the drive as shown on this entry. It can
be a hard disk or a RAM disk.

The  drive must be big enough to store the temporary  file. The
following table shows the amount of disk space required: (in KB)

   Resolution     Pull down Graphics  Rendering
         #color   menu      display   display
   ------------   --------- --------  ---------
   800x600   16   470KB     235KB     235KB
   640x400  256   500KB     250KB     250KB
   640x480  256   600KB     300KB     300KB
   800x600  256   938KB     469KB     469KB
   1024x768 256  1536KB     768KB     768KB
   1024x768  16   768KB     384KB     384KB
   1024x768   4   384KB     192KB     192KB

For example, to save pull down menu, graphics display and
rendering display in 800x600 16-color mode, you need 940KB
(470KB + 235KB + 235KB) of disk space.

Enter a single drive letter.


99
This entry indicates the amount of Expanded Memory configured in
increments of 64KB, starting from 256KB up to 16MB. Any number
entered will be adjusted rounded down to the highest 64KB. A zero
will disable EMS usage.


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