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Greetings, Yup - mea culpa - I meant DirectX not ActiveX (and therefore, directdraw, etc.)/ -=Chris At 11:38 96-12-30 -0800, the sage RICHARD_HAMEL@non-hp-santaclara-om3.om.hp.com scribed: > This entire thread seems to beusing the incorrect terms. ActiveX > should be DirectX (DirectPlay,DirectDraw, etc..). I too got the > DirectX 3 drivers to work on my 760C with the game Heroes of Might and > Magic II. Dunno what the new drivers do though, seem just as good as > 2.0. > > Richard Hamel > -------------- > > >______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ >Subject: RE: ActiveX and Thinkpads >Author: Non-HP-crumrinem (crumrinem@toysrus.com) at HP-Boise,mimegw18 >Date: 12/30/96 7:28 AM > > >I just got the ActiveX 3.0 and Red Alert going on my 760CD. It required >the latest bios and display driver. The only trick left was to select >640x400 instead of 640x480 in the Red Alert setup. > >>---------- >>From: Chris Liljenstolpe[SMTP:cds@mcmvxb.mcmurdo.gov] >>Sent: Saturday, December 28, 1996 6:16 AM >>To: tp750@cs.utk.edu >>Subject: ActiveX and Thinkpads >> >>Greetings, >> >> I was wondering if any of the TP's have ActiveX support (i.e. ac >>activedraw, etc.). My TP755CE does not, and IBM indicated no inclination >>to do so. I am looking at new laptops (not for that reason) and was >>wondering >>if any of the newer thinkpad's do/ >> >> -=Chris >> > > Thus end the quotation from the scroll