(1) Hardware Requirements:
  PC 386 or better. MSDOS 3.3 or higher.
  I recommend a minimum of 4Mb for better performance.
  Hard disk for swapping (virtual memory).

  The following description is borrowed from DJGPP.

  Supported Wares:

  * Up to 128M of extended memory (expanded under VCPI)
  * Up to 128M of disk space used for swapping
  * SuperVGA up to 1280 x 1024.
  * 80387
  * XMS & VDISK memory allocation strategies
  * VCPI programs, such as QEMM, DESQview, and 386MAX
  * Windows, OS/2 (in DOS Box).

  Features: 80387 emulator, 32-bit unix-ish environment, flat memory
  model, SVGA graphics.


(2) Unpack package:

  There are subdirectories in this package.
  If you use PKUNZIP to unpack this package, make sure that you add the
    '-d' switch.


(3) Installation:

  ***** Important *****

  If you have used DISPLAY older than version 1.70, please delete all old
  video drivers, go32.exe and emu387. 
  Don't use vesanew.grn because it doesn't work for GO32 1.11.

  *********************

  Video drivers, emu387 and go32.exe are borrowed from DJGPP and GRX.
  This go32.exe is the original one from DJGPP 1.11.maint5.

  1. run INSTALL.EXE.
     If you still prefer DIY(Do-It-Yourself), go to step 2.
     Otherwise installation is complete and please read Notes at 
     the end of this file.

  2. Place GO32.EXE within system search path.

  3. Video Driver Setup:

    All video drivers are in the DRIVER subdirectory.

    If you choose xxxxx.grn as video driver. add 'driver xxxxx.grn' to
      environment variable GO32.
    For example, 'set go32=driver x:/xxxxx/xxxxx.grn'

    If you can't find any suitable driver for your video card or you want
      to use VESA interface, there are two ways you can choose:

      (a).
        Just DON'T add anything to GO32. The default video driver in GO32 is 
        VESA driver.
        For example, 'set go32='

      OR

      (b).
        Use vesa111.vdr.
        For example, 'set go32=driver x:/xxxxx/vesa111.vdr'

    For VESA user :
      Please use vesainfo.com to check if your VGA BIOS supports VESA
        standard.
      I suggest that you try (a) first. If (a) doesn't work then try (b).
      If your VESA BIOS works under PROTECTED mode, you can 
        add 'driver ::p' to GO32(for (a)) or 
        append '::p' to vesa111(for (b)) 
        to speed up graphics operations.
      For example, 'set go32=driver ::p'                         for (a)
                   'set go32=driver x:/xxxxx/vesa111.vdr::p'     for (b)

  4. 80x87 Emulator Setup:

    If you do not have an 80x87, add 'emu x:/xxxxx/emu387' to GO32.
    For example, 'set go32=driver x:/xxxxx/xxxxx.grd emu x:/xxxxx/emu387'
    emu387 is included in this package.

    For DPMI(Windows, OS/2) user :
      You must have a REAL 80x87. Emulator doesn't work under DPMI.

  5. Supress DPMI(for DOS user only):

    If your memory manager supports both DPMI & VCPI(i.e. 387MAX), I suggest
      that you add 'nodpmi' to GO32.

    For Windows or OS/2 user :
      You can't add 'nodpmi' to GO32. 
      If your memory manager supports both DPMI & VCPI and you are planning 
        to run DISPLAY under both DOS and Windows(OS/2), I suggest that you
        disable the DPMI support in your memory manager. So you don't have to
        keep two copies(one for DOS, supresses DPMI; one for Windows, enables
        DPMI) of runme.bat.

  6. Change Resources:

    Please use a text editor to modify the configuration file, CONFIG.DIS.
    You MUST change the SYSTEM section at least.

  7. Run:

    Read NEW-FAQ.DOC.
    Edit RUNME.BAT and use it to run DISPLAY.


(4) Notes:

  1. For VESA user :
    You can find VESA BIOS extension at:
      wuarchive.wustl.edu: /mirrors/msdos/graphics
      godzilla.cgl.rmit.oz.au: /kjb/MGL

  2. For DPMI(Windows, OS/2) user :
    DISPLAY doesn't support MOVIE playing in this mode. You can still save
    movie frames.
    Mouse is not supported.

