SUMMARY
This article discusses troubleshooting video problems you may encounter
when running Golf 3.0.
DISPLAYING 256 COLORS
Your computer must display 256 colors to run Golf 3.0.
If you don't have the necessary 256-color driver, or if you aren't
sure that your video card supports 256 colors, contact your video
card manufacturer.
To display 256 colors in Windows 95/98:
- Click Start, point to Settings, and then click
Control Panel.
- Double-click the Display icon.
- Click the Settings tab.
- In the Color Palette or Color drop-down list, click
256 Color.
- Click OK.
RESOLVING OTHER VIDEO DRIVER CONFLICTS
If you install different video drivers after installing Golf 3.0, it
may change the performance of the game.
If you experience distorted colors, ghosting or other irregular video
problems you should consult the Display.txt or Readme.txt file packaged
with Windows 95/98 or Windows NT 3.51/4.0 for hardware specific display
problems. Most video issues can be resolved by updating the operating
system's display drivers. Consult your OEM (Original Equipment
Manufacturer) for a possible display driver upgrade.
Some systems may have display problems when using incorrect or
generic Windows video drivers. Be sure you have installed the correct
video driver for your video card.
Contact your video-card manufacturer for verification of the latest
video driver, and for information about obtaining the latest driver.