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SP1894 — CIRRUS 5436 DOS UTILITIES

SoftPaq Number SP1894
Filename sp1894.exe
Size 953K
Date 18 June 96
Version N/A
Operating System All

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Softpaq Solution:  SP1894
File Name:  SP1984
Title:  AutoCAD ADI and CLMODE Support on Deskpro 2000
Version:  1.10
Language:  English

CATEGORY:  Drivers/Video

EFFECTIVE DATE:  22 July 1996

PRODUCTS AFFECTED:  Deskpro 2000 Series
                   
OPERATING SYSTEM:  MS-DOS 5.0 or greater 

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION:  N/A

SUPERSEDES:  N/A

DESCRIPTION: This  creates a diskette that provides display support on 
the Deskpro 2000 Series using the Compaq/Cirrus Logic 5436 Graphics 
Controllers.  Included in this release are the CLMODE utility, ADI 
(AutoCad) drivers, and drivers for Autodesk 3D Studio and Autoshade with 
Renderman.

HOW TO USE:

1.  Format one 1.44 MB diskette.

2.  Download the SoftPaq to a directory on your hard drive and change to 
that directory.  The file that is downloaded is SP1894.EXE.

3.  From that drive and directory, execute the SoftPaq file:
     SP1894 [ENTER]
You will be prompted to place the formatted 1.44 MB diskette into a 
diskette drive to create the diskette.

4.  After the diskette is created, you may delete the downloaded file 
SP1894.EXE if you wish.

5.  At this point, the Driver Support diskette has been created and is 
ready to use for upgrading.

6.  Please read all README files on the diskette before installing this 
new driver.

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