DR-HiQV(65550)
                 HiQVideo Display Driver Package
                Release Notes for Windows NT 3.5x

Revision:      1.1.5
Release Date:       Apr 23, 1997
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The following problems have been fixed in the current release:
 1. Generic Mode support added for graphics modes 36,46,47,56 and 57. Panel
    Size independent.

Revision:      1.1.3
Release Date:       Mar 03, 1997
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The following problems have been fixed in the current release:
 1. Text output of font with width greater than 16, but less than or equal to 24
    pels occasionally caused protection fault to occur.

 2. Underline Text Cursor is missing after switching from Desktop to DOS Command
    Prompt full screen session.   
   
 3. Text expansion getting reset during restore of DOS Command Prompt full screen
    session. 

 4. Invalid refresh selection ( 0 Hz ) listed in Display Settings.

Revision:      1.1.0
Release Date:       June 17, 1996
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   1. Modified the driver to support the software cursor panning.

   2. Fixed a problem with setting and testing the 24bpp modes on
      the F65550.


Revision:      1.0.1
Release Date:       May 10, 1996
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   1. Fixed the panning and the cursor offset problems on 800x600
      and 1024x768 panels.


Revision:      1.0.0
Release Date:       January 31, 1996
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Initial Release.


NOTES: - WINDOWS NT DRIVERS

     1)   In the 800x600 and 1024x768 resolutions, the screen
     image is not displayed correctly on a CRT screen when the
     screen is panned to the bottom of the display and the user
     switches the display from LCD to CRT.

          The Windows 3.1 driver uses the Check_Cursor and
     Move_Cursor routines to adjust the screen for panning.
     Windows NT does not have a routine analogous to
     Check_Cursor.

          This limitation exists because Windows NT does not have
     a Check_Cursor routine.

          This problem is fixed as soon as the user touches the
     mouse pointer.