Neomagic MAGICGRAPH128 Windows NT 3.51 Display Driver Copyright 1995-1997 NeoMagic Corporation. Version 3.12 ____________________________ 1. Fixed image corruption problem in 8 bit mode with Simplex Badge design application. ID-2150. 2. Fixed text corruption problem in Win NT(J). ID-2177. 3. Fixed LCD/CRT hot key switching bad start address problem. ID-2204. 4. Fixed hot key expansion mode switch detection problem. ID-2205. Version 3.11 ____________________________ 1. Fixed cursor expansion problem in 640x480 expanded mode with XGA panel. ID-1952 2. Added 70Hz and removed 85Hz refresh rate in 1024x768 mode. ID-1950, 1951. 3. Fixed 24bit invalid mode problem. ID-1949. 4. Fixed NEC 2070 VL bus problem. Version 3.10 _________________________ 1. Nothing changed, just keep in sync with NT 4.0 driver. Version 3.09 _________________________ 1. Fixed 2070 Speedy program hanging problem. 2. Fixed 2070 text missing when scrolling text with pattern background problem. Version 3.08 _________________________ 1. Fixed blue screen when opening Dell web page problem. 2. Fixed 2070 pixel missing when blting character string problem. 3. Changed installation string back since this is a driver for all adapters. 4. Fixed hardware cursor panning problem occurred in 3.07. 5. Upgraded version to 3.08. Version 3.07 _________________________ 1. Fixed copyright stamp from "Microsoft Corporation" to "NeoMagic Corporation". 2. Removed 1024x768 @ 75 Hz mode by using BIOS call to filter invalid refresh rates. 3. Corrected the installation string from "MagicGraph 128 /V/ZV" to "MagicGraph 128 XV", since this is the only device requires WHQL Logo testing. 4. Deleted framebuf.dll from the installation disk, since this file is not required to complete the installation. 5. Added software cursor panning capability. 6. Fixed HCT test failure on 640x480x8 "Win GDI", "GDI w/Poly Clip", "GDI w/Rect Clip" tests.Download Driver Pack
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