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The game had auto-detected a "normal 8-bit RAMDAC"; their support suggested trying "generic 24-bit RAMDAC", which indeed worked. Alternative choices included things like "Sierra 3X4dl 16-bit", "Sierra 4Z39 24-bit", "Paradise GG3962 24-bit", etc. (numbers confabulated for this). Western Digital 90C24 was a choice for the "video chip", but not for the RAMDAC. > > >> >The WD90C24 has an integral RAMDAC - I think you'd struggle to find a >> >PC laptop that has a discrete RAMDAC these days. >> > >> I suspected something like that, but it doesn't help; the game setup *needs* >> to know what RAMDAC is used to give color screens. Thanks, though. > >We use that device in our current laptops - what sort of information does >the game need to know? Or does it just ask for a generic RAMDAC name, like >Paradise, for example? > >A > >+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ >| Andy Currid atc@tadpole.co.uk |