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Well, The virtual screen has about the same properties as some of its X relatives, apart from the fact that it is hardware based. This limits the screen to 1024x768. When you hit the border it scrolls - very fast. This works on all kinds of WD90C24, I think... On the later chip WD90C24a (?) you can have your internal display set at a virtual desk, with the whole desk at 1024x768 on the external screen. I really can't remember the exact file that provided this driver - I'll try to look it up later. (This unix machine can't run the self-extracting files.) I *think* it was in evtpe120.exe... Btw, to get the virtual screen, you have to look in the documentation and then edit your system.ini manually. (Something like VirtualScreen=1024x768). This is a feature of the chip, but I have not been able to get it to work with OS/2. (Probably it won't work with win95 either...) Regards, Erik