Configuring The Video Display; Configuring The Realizm And Intense 3D Pro Video Display Drivers; Configuring The G95 Video Display Driver - Intergraph TD-x10 Setup Manual

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Configuring the Video Display

When you start your system for the first time, it uses the installed graphics accelerator running
at 1024 x 768 screen resolution to run the video display. For the system to use the installed
video display adapter at other display resolutions, you must configure the video display driver
for the installed video display adapter. You can do this during first-time setup.
If your system uses a RealiZm or Intense 3D Pro video display adapter, refer to the video
display adapter documentation delivered with the system for instructions on selecting a dual-
screen style. If your system uses a G95 video display adapter, refer to the instructions in
"Changing the Dual-Screen Style" later in this chapter.
Configuring the RealiZm and Intense 3D Pro Video
Display Drivers
Open Display in the Control Panel to configure the video display. Use the Settings tab in the
Display Properties dialog to change the color palette, desktop size, font size, refresh rate, and
display type. Use the Hardware Settings tab to change the monitor type, screen display, and
preferences.
For detailed information on configuring the RealiZm or Intense 3D Pro video display driver
on your system, refer to the video display adapter documentation and Help delivered with the
system, and to the

Configuring the G95 Video Display Driver

Use the Display application in the Control Panel to change the configuration of the G95 video
display driver.
To change the G95 video display driver configuration:
1. Open Display in the Control Panel.
2. Change the settings as follows:
Use Refresh Frequency to select the refresh rate for the video display.
Use the MGA Monitor utility to completely characterize your monitor at all of the
resolutions it is equipped to display, to ensure the best possible performance.
Use Font Size to select a font size for the display type. The options supported are
usually Small Fonts and Large Fonts.
. files delivered with the video display drivers.
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