I don't have any Tandy and I never played a game on a CGA monitor but watching another VGA hack was intersting.

Wow gotta admit, EGA does look better than I expected. Thanks for the video, as a retro fan it's much appreciated!

This is waaaay over my head, yet I watched the whole video. Why? PS.: do you want a Trident 9200 VESA bus card? :D

I have c7.00 on original disks and installed . However, I always used DJGPP and still do for dos programming.. Shout out to Turbo C !_! I am assuming I can write 32 bit programs under c7.00 with a extender? Or still only 16 bit. I guess I will have to play with it to find out.

Did you have TMP and TEMP environment vars set? Was the path `C:\CWSDPMI.SWP` writable?

Now, that's a question I never asked myself, and yet I'm glad to have watched this video :) Merci !

Happy holidays! I added this to a "Programming #DOScember" playlist - please let me know if you see others that I missed! kzbin.info/aero/PL2O6RH1Isy65nD8P400NpobCHsWB7Do7T

Thanks for the tip - I recently encountered this problem. I also tried CWSDPMI and had it fail. Someone recommended DOS4GW, but as I couldn't find my Watcom disks I just installed Windows 3.1, which worked enough for my purposes that day! Next time I will try HDPMI.