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QRes v 1.0.9.0:  QuickRes screen mode switch
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QRes is a small application that provides automation for the
Microsoft QuickRes screen mode change in Windows 95. QuickRes is
a Microsoft add-on for Windows 95 that allows you to change color
depth and screen resolution without restarting the machine.

QRes adds a front end to QuickRes so that you can automatically
switch color mode or screen resolution when you start a Windows
application. For instance, when you start a game that uses
640 x 480 pixels screen area and requires 256 color mode, you can
make QRes automatically switch to this screen mode as long as you
run the game and switch back to your regular screen mode when the
game is over.

QRes uses the built-in capabilities of Microsoft QuickRes for the 
screen mode switch on Windows 95. The added benefit that QRes 
offers is automation: the game player does not have to remember 
to switch to the correct screen mode before starting the game, 
doesn’t even have to know or understand which mode to use. This 
is especially useful when the computer is used by small children 
or other computer illiterates.

You can download QuickRes from the following page on Microsoft's 
site:
   http://www.microsoft.com/windows95/info/powertoys.htm

The newest version of Windows 95 (OSR2) and Windows 98 have
QuickRes built in. Double-click the 'System' icon in the 
control panel to find out which Windows version you have. 
Windows 95 OSR2 has system version '4.00.950 B', older versions 
have system version '4.00.950' or '4.00.950a' (OSR1).

QRes can be used without QuickRes on Windows NT 4.0.


Usage
=====
Microsoft QuickRes *must* be installed to use QRes on Windows 95. 
Configure QuickRes so that it switches screen modes without 
rebooting or asking questions for proper operation of QRes.

You can easily modify a desktop or start menu shortcut so that it 
calls QRes before starting the program. Just run the 
'QRes Configuration' wizard and follow instructions.

Alternatively you can click the right mouse button on any desktop
shortcut, select "Properties" and click the QRes tab of the 
property sheet to configure QRes for that shortcut.

QRes does not work with the AutoPlay feature of CD games.


       
Command line summary
====================
qres [options] program_name [program options]

qres options
------------
c=nnn  : switch to nnn-bit color mode
         c=8    -  256 colors
         c=16   -  High color 16 bit (65536 colors)
         c=24   -  True color 24 bit
         c=32   -  True color 32 bit (newer VGA cards)

x=nnn  : switch to nnn pixels horizontal resolution
         x=640  -  640 x 480 (standard VGA resolution)
         x=800  -  800 x 600
         x=1024 -  1024 x 768
         (See QuickRes menu for other supported resolutions)

y=nnn  : switch to nnn pixels vertical resolution. It is not
         necessary to specify both x and y, just x will do fine.

/R     : restore original screen mode after the program finishes.

         This does not work for all programs. If the game has a
         'loader program' that terminates after starting the 
         main program /R will switch back too soon.

QRes shows the command line options when it is run without
any parameters.

New parameters in beta version 1.08 are listed below. These parameters
are not supported by the QRes configuration wizard or property page, 
you have to configure them manually.

/D     : direct screen mode switch, not using QuickRes.
         This mode is the default on Windows NT but does not work
         on most Windows 95 systems.

f=nnn  : switch to nnn Hertz screen refresh rate (Windows NT only).

q=nnn  : delay before detecting MS QuickRes in multiples of 1/10 sec.
         Use q=10 or higher if you run both QuickRes and qres from
         the StartUp group in your start menu.

a=nnn  : Application start delay in multiples of 1/10 sec.
         Use this if your machine is very slow in switching screen
         resolutions.

Author   : Berend Engelbrecht
           Utrecht, Netherlands
e-mail   : einhard@wxs.nl
home page: http://www.berend.com/qres.html
           http://home.pi.net/~einhard/qres.html

Copyright (C) 1997 Berend Engelbrecht. All Rights Reserved

QRes is freeware. You may freely copy and distribute it as long 
as you distribute the complete package. You are specifically
prohibited from charging, or requesting donations, for any such
copies, however made; and from distributing the software and/or
documentation with commercial products, with one exception: 
Disk Vendors approved by the Association of Shareware 
Professionals are permitted to redistribute QRes without
specific written permission.

Questions or comments can be sent by e-mail to einhard@pi.net


History
=======
- Version 1.0.9.0   (March 22, 1997)
  Fixed configuration problems with Internet Explorer 4 on 
  Windows 95 OSR2 and Windows 98. Added support for screen savers 
  on Windows 95.

- Version 1.0.8.2   (BETA)
  Fixed property sheet problem with Internet Explorer 4.

- Version 1.0.8.1   (BETA)
  Updated help file. Microsoft QuickRes configuration check and 
  QuickRes autostart.

- Versiom 1.0.8.0   (BETA September 8, 1997)
  This version adresses the problems most frequently reported by 
  qres users. The graphical user interface does not yet support
  all new options.

- Version 1.0.6.0   (March 16, 1997)
  Windows NT support.
  Fixes inability to disable 'Restore' option in config wizard
  and property sheet.
  Fixes spurious error message when running qres without 
  specifying a program.

- Version 1.0.0.0   (January 31, 1997)
  Windows help file.
  Bugfixes in property sheet and wizard.

- Version 0.4.0.0   (January 25, 1997)
  Added restore of desktop icon positions after original
  screen resolution is restored.
  Added QRes property sheet.
  Bugfixes in configuration wizard.

- Version 0.3.0.0   (January 17, 1997)
  Added QRes Configuration wizard.
  Added Setup program.
  Bugfixes for OSR2.

- Version 0.2.0.0   (January 10, 1997)
  Added /R command line option.

- Version 0.1.0.0   (January 2, 1997)
  Initial version.


Compatibility
=============

QRes has been tested with the following operating system software:
- Windows 95 version 4.00.950 (original) with QuickRes powertoy;
- Windows 95 version 4.00.950A with QuickRes powertoy;
- Windows 95 version 4.00.950B (OSR2) with built-in QuickRes.
- Windows 98 beta 3 (version 4.10.1602) with built-in QuickRes.


The resolution switch has been tested with the following graphics
cards:
- ATI Mach 64
- Cirrus Logic 754X (laptop)
- Matrox Millenium
- Number 9 9FX vision 330
- S3 Trio 64 and Trio 64 PCI


Remarks
=======

- The powertoy version of QuickRes can in most cases not change
  color depth without restarting. When the PC restarts the 
  automatic application start does not work. This problem has
  been fixed in the OSR2 version.
- QuickRes will not accept 16 color modes (c=4), even though 
  most graphics cards support them.
- The QRes utility cannot be used with the autoplay feature
  of newer CD games.
- QRes sometimes causes screen flicker in Windows NT. Use the F=nnn 
  command line parameter (screen refresh rate parameter) to prevent 
  this. Try out a screen refresh rate setting in 'Display Properties'
  before using it in QRes.