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On Thu, 23 Apr 1998 08:26:00 -0700, Sarff, Gary E wrote: > question: > > 1) I have an old thinkpad 360 CSE, it seems to be capable of only 16 >colors, > is this true? No. The 355, 360, and possibly the 755 have the Western Digital 90C24 is I think is VESA and has 1MB of RAM. You should at least get up to 256 or 65,536 colors. Since you have a dual scan LCD, you might be able to get 65K color setting, but you won't get that many simultaniously. I am running Win 95 and have tried changing the color > settings to 640x480 x 256 colors, and monitor type, from what it was >set > at, Western Digital,to generic/standard SVGA, but when booting 95 it >will > always say that some video settings are incompatible with my >hardware. > Check WD's website, and look for a more recent driver. > 2) Where is the location where more RAM can be added? On my 701C it had >a > slot on the bottom of the case but the 360 does not seem to have >anything > accessible from the outside. I did not want to pry and take it apart > > until I knew for what I was looking. > For the 360, it is under the floppy drive on the left side of the machine. It looks like a PCMCIA slot, but it is in fact for the memory. The last I heard, you could add a 16MB module to boost it up to 20MB, but this might have changed now (like with the 701, from 24 to 40). -- Paul Khoury | <pkhoury@loop.com> | Sent from my ThinkPad 701CS Proudly running OS/2 Warp 3/4, Slackware Linux, and Sun Solaris 2.4