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In order to run properly, some programs require the computer to be set to 256 colors. To set your system to 256 colors, follow the instructions for your platform:
Windows 3.1/3.11
Windows 95
Please note that some older video cards are incompatible with 256 colors, making it impossible to adjust your settings. Please consult your video card manufacturer for additional information.
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1. From your Program Manager, double click on the "Main" icon.
2. From Main, go into Windows Setup. The Display line will show the current resolution and color mode
to which your computer is set. Before making any changes, please make note of your current setting in case you would like to change the
settings back to their original values.
3. To make changes, click on Options and then on Change System Settings. The display line will now allow you to
arrow up and down to select a different setting.
4. Select SVGA 640x480x256 and click OK. A message
should appear saying: A driver for this display is already on the system.
5. Select Current.
6. Restart Windows.
If the message A driver for this display is already on the system does not appear, the computer will ask for Windows disks in order to install the proper files. Please follow the on-screen directions. If you do not have access to Windows disks or the files are not found after putting in the Windows disks, the computer will not have access to the SVGA 640x480x256 driver that is needed in order to run the program.
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1. Click on Start. Go into Settings and select Control Panel.
2. From Control Panel, double click on Display. Inside Display, select the Settings tab.
3. The color palette should be changed to 256 Color. To change the color, use the down arrow key to select
256 color, then click on OK. If 256 color does not appear as an option, the computer is not compatible with 256 color mode.
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