Apple PC Compatibility Card - Manual (Page 285)

6 Choose Quick Setup from the menu.
The Quick Setup option appears only if you have a multiscan monitor.
7 Select your monitor in the list that appears.
When you select a monitor in the list, specifications for that monitor are
displayed in the info box. If your monitor is not listed, you have several
options:
m Select VGA 640 x 480. This setting works for all monitors, but you will
not be able to use multiple resolutions or refresh rates.
m If you have a VDIF file for your monitor, insert the disk containing the file,
select READ VDIF in the menu, and type the pathname of the file.
m If your monitor’s specifications are the same as those of a listed monitor,
choose that monitor in the list.
m If no listed monitor is similar to your monitor, select Custom to configure
the circuitry manually. (Custom configuration works only with multiple-
scan monitors.) For more information, see the next section, “Making
Custom Monitor Settings in DOS.”
8 Exit and save your settings.
Making custom monitor settings in DOS
If you have a multiscan monitor, you can follow these steps to select custom
monitor settings for DOS.
1 In the DOS environment, insert the PC Compatibility Card–PC Utilities CD into the
CD-ROM drive.
Note: If you have already installed the MACH64 directory on your C drive,
you can skip ahead to step 5.
2 Type the following:
E:
CD\VIDEO\UTILITY
INSTALL
The Installer program’s main menu appears.
285 Configuring Video Software