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> >Connect up a monitor such the the LCD is off. Then from a FULL SCREEN >DOS session run "svga on". You will then find under the system setup >notebook that other (higher) resolutions are available. > >Select one and reboot. Do not do this if you are using video features disk v.1.33!!!! I just did, and scrambled video on my tp750 in a big way. Before you do anything, look at the readme.os2 file on the video features disk. It will save you lots of grief. I did as S.S. suggested above. No change was evident, so I went to system setup. Every time I tried to start it, it crashed, and put the system into it's long recovery convulsions*. I shut down the system, and it would not restart without the alt-f1 restart vga routine. I then had to re-install all my svga drivers. as per instructions on video features disk. By the way, the included instructions specify that to set the external CRT: 1) open OS/2 full screen 2) enter SETCRT 3) select external crt from the list 4) shut down 5) power off 6) connect crt and reboot. Having tried all this, the only option I can generate under system settings on my 750 is 640x480x256. Perhaps this is a tp750 limitation. Additional lessons: When the system goes into recovery convulsions, and you have archiving on, it is writing your former settings to archives. Only the last three are accessable, so don't do this 3 times and expect to get your original settings back. *Recovery Convulsions: Rare OS/2 malady characterised by blank screen and lots of disk activity for a couple of minutes. Recovery is usually complete. No fatalities encountered. ---------------------------- Victor Kress Geophysical Laboratory 5251 Broad Branch Road N.W. Washington, D.C. 20015-1305 (202) 686-2410 x2489 ---------------------------