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Hi, On the assumption that by 'Virtual screen' you mean something with say 1024 x 768 pixels to be displayed on a screen of say 640 x 480 pixels, with the virtual screen 'extending' beyond the sides of the real screen by scrolling when you hit a side... In which case it works on my ThinkPad 701CS - I think this is something handled by the video chip, with Windows 95 being blissfully unaware of what's really going on. I discovered this by accident when my 'Screen resolution' got changed to a higher value than the screen has pixels. When I go into the 'Display, Settings' section of Control panel, under 'Change Display Type', Adapter Type: Chips & Technologies, Accelerator (new) Monitor Type: (Unknown Monitor) and for 'Desktop Area' and 'Color Palette' choose your number of pixels and colours. cheers, Andrew