Yet another VT-100 emulator

Hi, The problem with the VESA "standard" was that, back then, it had come along *FAR* too late in the day for it to have actually been worth a damn! I was dealing with graphics cards in PCs extensively in the course of my work between about 1990 and 1995, and, quite frankly, VESA was the bane of my life - all it achieved was to make things significantly MORE complicated. And those TSRs which allegedly turned non-VESA compliant cards into VESA compliant cards were, in most cases, enough to drive you to the point of slashing your wrists.... :-( Nowadays, VESA would certainly be worth investigating since all this stuff is obsolete and available at little or no cost. But like everyone else, you've missed the point. The OP was originally asking about standard IBM cards, not about VESA "standard" cards which are a different kettly of fish.... TTFN - Pete.