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This file determines what video resolution the PM desktop uses.
Dynamic link library used by the existing display, copied from:
* 8514.DLL
* CGA.DLL
* EGA.DLL
* VGA.DLL
* XGA.DLL


This is the PM display driver and the heart of OS/2 video. The equivalent file on a Windows system is the VGA.DRV (in the case of VGA) file. For the first release, SVGA systems will have a VGA display driver installed on their system. Already, SVGA drivers are available from most of the main board manufacturers. In this document, I'll try to list some of the ones that are working.  
This is the PM display driver and the heart of OS/2 video. The equivalent file on a Windows system is the VGA.DRV (in the case of VGA) file. For the first release, SVGA systems will have a VGA display driver installed on their system. Already, SVGA drivers are available from most of the main board manufacturers.


It is reported that on OS/2 1.1 DISPLAY.DLL stores the system font.[https://books.google.com.ec/books?id=Vb45OQNRHJoC&lpg=PT312&ots=Cj_UqDdC9L&dq=%22COURIER.FON%22&pg=PT312#v=onepage&q=DISPLAY.DLL&f=false]
It is reported that on OS/2 1.1 DISPLAY.DLL stores the system font.[http://books.google.com/books?id=Vb45OQNRHJoC&lpg=PT312]


==Versions==
[[Category:DLL]]
 
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==DLL Entry Points==
<PRE>
Ordinal Object  Offset    Name
  0                      display
300      3    0000:0046 OS2_PMPRE_DLL
  1      3    0000:0046 OS2_PM_DRV_ENABLE
</PRE>
 
==DLLs Loaded==
* [[DOSCALL1.DLL]]
* [[PMMERGE.DLL]]
 
 
[[Category:Files]]

Latest revision as of 05:21, 31 December 2022

Dynamic link library used by the existing display, copied from:

  • 8514.DLL
  • CGA.DLL
  • EGA.DLL
  • VGA.DLL
  • XGA.DLL

This is the PM display driver and the heart of OS/2 video. The equivalent file on a Windows system is the VGA.DRV (in the case of VGA) file. For the first release, SVGA systems will have a VGA display driver installed on their system. Already, SVGA drivers are available from most of the main board manufacturers.

It is reported that on OS/2 1.1 DISPLAY.DLL stores the system font.[1]