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-- [ From: Wesley T. Dunaway * EMC.Ver #2.01P ] -- >In message Mon, 7 Nov 94 19:36:01 -0500, ><Dunaway_Wesley/furman@furman.edu> writes: > >> I also am having a few other problems with Warp. As the >> README indicates, there is Win-OS/2 (seamless) corruption >> when using the LCD (black and white). > >I assume, since only Warp for Windows has been released (i.e. you >have to use your own copy of Windows 3.1, Win-OS/2 is not >included), that you mean Windows seamless doesn't work. Was this >a problem with OS/2 2.1 for Windows? I know it wasn't in OS/2 2.1 >with Win-OS/2. I don't believe this was a problem with any previous version of OS/2. Users of those operating systems used the video drivers produced by IBM specifically for use with the ThinkPad. Warp comes with its own drivers for the ThinkPad that are accelerated (unlike previous versions) but which cause the corruption on monochrome LCDs. >> One final concern: the driver for ThinkPad audio doesn't >> seem to support MIDI. The new Win-OS/2 audio drivers >> don't either. > >So the audio drivers now support sound in Windows under OS/2? >They didn't before. Try reading through the MMPM/2 README. It >had some important stuff buried in it in OS/2 2.1. Yes, Warp provides Win-OS/2 audio support, which we never had before. It works very nicely. The Multimedia book (online help) included with it gives installation instructions. The new Warp drivers, it seems, don't give us MIDI support, nor do they support SoundBlaster or AdLib sound in DOS boxes, which we did have with the ThinkPad drivers for OS/2. >Also, contrary to Sean's report on the Warp Beta, you seem to have >Warp running SVGA on the TP750. Is that correct? This is correct. The installation program automatically installs the correct video driver. Wesley Dunaway dunaway@s9000.furman.edu