VGA patches for Windows 1.0x                     John Elliott, 18 December 2014
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  WIN1VGA patches the Windows 1.0x EGA driver to create two new drivers: 
VGA 640x480 and VESA 800x600.

  Version 1.01 of the patcher also works on Windows 1.00 Premiere Edition.

Instructions
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1. Extract all the Windows 1.0 setup files to a directory on your hard drive
   (eg, C:\WINSETUP).

2. Copy WIN1VGA.EXE into that directory, and run it. The new drivers, and
  a new setup program, will be created.

3. To install the drivers into an existing version of Windows 1.0, it's 
  probably easiest to use the VGASETUP /Q option. For example:

        VGASETUP /Q C:\WINDOWS UK.DRV MOUSE.DRV VESA800.DRV

  (the parameters are: 
        /Q           unattended setup
        C:\WINDOWS   target Windows directory
        UK.DRV       keyboard driver
        MOUSE.DRV    mouse driver
        VESA800.DRV  video driver)

4. Alternatively, you can do a full reinstall of Windows. SUBST your Windows
  setup director as drive A: 

        SUBST A: C:\WINSETUP     (or, under DRDOS, CD A:=C:\WINSETUP)

  then run A:\VGASETUP.EXE and install Windows 1.0.

  Windows 1.00 Premiere Edition supports installing directly from a hard 
drive directory, without the use of SUBST.

In use
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  Testing has been fairly minimal, and it's entirely possible that I've 
missed various important aspects of how the video driver is supposed to work. 
Do bear this in mind when using the new drivers.

Copying
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    WIN1VGA v1.0.1 - Patch the Windows 1.x EGA driver and setup program
                     for VGA 640x480 and VESA 800x600 modes.

    Copyright (C) 2011, 2014  John Elliott <jce@seasip.demon.co.uk>

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