@METAFILE
{
|FILENAME|MDGEM9.SYS
}
@SCREEN
{
|DESCRIPTION|AT&T Monochrome Card (640x400)
|SHORT DESCR|AT&T Mono
|FILENAME|SDATT9.EGA
|SRC DISK|GEM SCREEN DISK #1
|FNT WILDCRD|*.EGA
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if your computer is an AT&T PC equipped with 
its native graphics adapter card and monochrome display.  This 
display offers a resolution of 640 horizontal by 400 vertical 
pixels.
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|Hercules Card / Monochrome PC Display (720x348)
|SHORT DESCR|Hercules
|FILENAME|SDHRC9.EGA
|SRC DISK|GEM SCREEN DISK #1
|FNT WILDCRD|*.EGA
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if the Hercules Graphics Card and Monochrome PC 
Display are installed in your computer.  This display offers a 
resolution of 720 horizontal by 348 vertical pixels.
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|IBM CGA / Color Display (640x200) - Mono Mode
|SHORT DESCR|IBM CGA
|FILENAME|SDCGA9.CGA
|SRC DISK|GEM SCREEN DISK #1
|FNT WILDCRD|*.CGA
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if your computer is a Compaq or other 100% IBM-
compatible computer equipped with an IBM Color Graphics Adapter 
(CGA) card and color display, which you intend to use in 
monochrome mode.  This display offers a resolution of 640 
horizontal by 200 vertical pixels.
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|IBM EGA / Monochrome Display (640x350)
|SHORT DESCR|EGA Mono
|FILENAME|SDEH19.EGA
|SRC DISK|GEM SCREEN DISK #1
|FNT WILDCRD|*.EGA
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if the IBM Enhanced Graphics Adapter (EGA) card 
and the IBM monochrome display are installed on your computer, or 
if you intend to use your EGA display in monochrome mode. This 
display offers a resolution of 640 horizontal by 350 vertical 
pixels. 
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|IBM Enhanced Card & 16-Color Display (640x350)
|SHORT DESCR|EGA HiRes 16
|FILENAME|SDEHF9.EGA
|SRC DISK|GEM SCREEN DISK #1
|FNT WILDCRD|*.EGA
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if your system is equipped with an IBM Enhanced 
Graphics Adapter card, with at least 128K of graphics memory on 
the card, and an IBM enhanced color display.  This 16-color 
display offers a resolution of 640 horizontal by 350 vertical 
pixels.
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|IBM 16-Color VGA (640x480) or Compatible
|SHORT DESCR|VGA color
|FILENAME|SDPSC9.VGA
|SRC DISK|GEM SCREEN DISK #2
|FNT WILDCRD|*.VGA
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if you are using a computer with a 16-color VGA card
and an enhanced color (or multisync) monitor.  This display offers a
resolution of 640 horizontal by 480 vertical pixels. 
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|IBM VGA Monochrome (640x480) or Compatible
|SHORT DESCR|VGA mono     
|FILENAME|SDPSM9.VGA
|SRC DISK|GEM SCREEN DISK #2
|FNT WILDCRD|*.VGA
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if you are using a computer with a VGA card on a
monochrome display.  This monochrome display offers a resolution of
640 horizontal by 480 vertical pixels. 
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|MDS THE GENIUS Monitor / THE GENIUS Monitor Card (728x1008)
|SHORT DESCR|Genius
|FILENAME|SDGEN9.VGA
|SRC DISK|GEM SCREEN DISK #2
|FNT WILDCRD|*.VGA
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if you are using THE GENIUS Monitor and THE GENIUS 
Monitor Card by Micro Display Systems.  This monochrome display 
offers a resolution of 728 horizontal by 1008 vertical pixels.
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|Video 7 Vega Deluxe / Quadram Prosync 16-Color Display (640x480) 
|SHORT DESCR|Prosync 640
|FILENAME|SDP649.VGA
|SRC DISK|GEM SCREEN DISK #2
|FNT WILDCRD|*.VGA
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if your computer is equipped with the Quadram 
Prosync 16-color display and Video 7 Vega Deluxe card.  The display 
offers a resolution of 640 horizontal by 480 vertical pixels.
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|Wyse/Amdek Monochrome Graphics Display (1280x800)
|SHORT DESCR|Wyse/Amdek
|FILENAME|SDWYS9.VGA
|SRC DISK|GEM SCREEN DISK #2
|FNT WILDCRD|*.VGA
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if you are using a Wyse or Amdek display and card. 
This monochrome display offers a resolution of 1280 horizontal by 
800 vertical pixels.
}
@PRINTER
{
|DESCRIPTION|Epson LQ Series Printers (180 x 180 Dots/Inch)
|SHORT DESCR|Epson LQ
|FILENAME|PDELQ9.ELQ
|SRC DISK|GEM PRINTER DISK #1
|AUX FILE|ELQ.ATM;PRTRERR.STR
|FONT DISK|GEM PRINTER DISK #2
|FNT WILDCRD|*.ELQ
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if you are using an Epson LQ-Series printer.  
LQ-Series printers offer a print resolution of 180 x 180 
dots per inch.
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|HP Laserjet Series II Printer (300 x 300 Dots/Inch)
|SHORT DESCR|HP Laser 300
|FILENAME|PDHPU9.SYS
|SRC DISK|GEM PRINTER DISK #1
|AUX FILE|HPU.ATM;HPU.CNF;PRTRERR.STR
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if you are using a Hewlett Packard Laserjet
Series II printer.  This printer offers a print resolution of
300 x 300 dots per inch.
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|HP LaserJet+ Printer (150 x 150 Dots/Inch)
|SHORT DESCR|HP Laser 150
|FILENAME|PDHPH9.SYS
|SRC DISK|GEM PRINTER DISK #1
|AUX FILE|HPH.ATM;HPH.CNF;PRTRERR.STR
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if you are using a Hewlett Packard LaserJet+ 
printer.  This printer offers a resolution of 150 x 150 dots per 
inch. 
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|IBM/Epson High Resolution Printers (120 x 144 Dots/Inch)
|SHORT DESCR|IBM/Epson Hi
|FILENAME|PDEHI9.EPS
|SRC DISK|GEM PRINTER DISK #1
|AUX FILE|EHI.ATM;PRTRERR.STR
|FNT WILDCRD|*.EPS
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if you are using an IBM Graphics printer, the 
Epson FX 80/100, or the Epson MX 80/100.  These printers offer a
resolution of 120 x 144 dots per inch. 
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|IBM Proprinter (120 x 144 Dots/Inch)
|SHORT DESCR|Proprinter
|FILENAME|PDPRO9.EPS
|SRC DISK|GEM PRINTER DISK #1
|AUX FILE|PRO.ATM;PRTRERR.STR
|FNT WILDCRD|*.EPS
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if you are using the IBM Proprinter.  This printer 
offers 120 x 144 dots per inch print resolution. 
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|HP Paintjet Printer (180 x 180 Dots/Inch) 8 colors
|SHORT DESCR|HP Paintjet
|FILENAME|PDHPJ9.ELQ
|SRC DISK|GEM PRINTER DISK #2
|AUX FILES|HPJ.ATM;PRTRERR.STR
|FNT WILDCRD|*.ELQ
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if you have an HP Paintjet printer.  This printer
offers 8 colors and a resolution of 180 x 180 dots per inch.
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|Postscript / Laserwriter Printers
|SHORT DESCR|Postscript
|FILENAME|PDPST9.SYS
|SRC DISK|GEM PRINTER DISK #2
|AUX FILE|PST.CNF;PS2.PRE;PRTRERR.STR
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if you are using a printer that uses Postscript
as its graphics language.
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|Toshiba P321, P341, or P351 Printer (180 x 180 Dots/Inch)
|SHORT DESCR|Toshiba
|FILENAME|PDTSH9.ELQ
|FNT WILDCRD|*.ELQ
|AUX FILE|TSH.ATM;PRTRERR.STR
|SRC DISK|GEM PRINTER DISK #2
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if you are using a Toshiba 321,341, or 351 
printer.  Each of these printers offers a print resolution of 180 
x 180 dots per inch.
}
@MOUSE
{
|DESCRIPTION|No Mouse
|MOUSE ID|0
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if your computer is not equipped with a mouse.  
Instead of a mouse, you use the cursor control keys to perform 
operations such as cursor movement, dragging, and clicking.  For 
details on cursor key techniques, refer to the Desktop Keyboard 
Reference card at the back of the GEM Desktop manual.  Mouse 
techniques are explained in the GEM Desktop user's guide.
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|Bus Mouse (Requires file MOUSE.COM)
|MOUSE ID|2
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if you are using a bus-type mouse.  This type 
of mouse connects to a special hardware board in your computer 
and requires that the file MOUSE.COM be executed.  Any 
mouse that uses MOUSE.COM, including the Microsoft, Logitech, 
AT&T, HP Vectra, and Xerox 6065 mice, can be used as a bus-type 
mouse.  Refer to the mouse manufacturer's installation 
instructions.  For further information on .COM files, refer to 
your DOS user's guide.
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|IBM Personal System/2 Mouse
|MOUSE ID|10
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if you are using the IBM Personal System/2 
mouse.  This mouse connects to the IBM mouse port on your 
computer.
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|Microsoft Serial Mouse (RS232)
|MOUSE ID|3
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry only if you are using a Microsoft serial mouse.  
This mouse connects to one of the serial ports on your computer.
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|Mouse Systems PC Mouse / SummaMouse / Compatibles
|MOUSE ID|1
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if your mouse is any of the above, or if it is 
a "generic" mouse.  If you are unsure of the type of mouse you 
are using, you may find the manufacturer's name and the model 
indicated on the bottom of the mouse or in your hardware 
documentation.  If you are unable to determine the name and model 
of your mouse, most likely you are using a generic serial mouse 
and should choose this entry.  The mouse connects to one of the 
serial ports on your computer.  Manager Mouse and the Torrington 
mouse are also generic serial mice.
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|SummaSketch 961 Cursor-Type Tablet
|MOUSE ID|7
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if you are using the SummaSketch 9-inch hand 
cursor-controlled data tablet.  This tablet connects to one of 
the serial ports on your computer.
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|SummaSketch 961 Stylus-Type Tablet
|MOUSE ID|6
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if you are using the SummaSketch 9-inch stylus-
controlled data tablet.  This tablet connects to one of the 
serial ports on your computer.}
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|SummaSketch 1201 Cursor-Type Tablet
|MOUSE ID|5
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if you are using the SummaSketch 12-inch hand 
cursor-controlled data tablet.  This tablet connects to one of 
the serial ports on your computer.
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|SummaSketch 1201 Stylus-Type Tablet
|MOUSE ID|4
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if you are using the SummaSketch 12-inch 
stylus-controlled data tablet.  This tablet connects to one of 
the serial ports on your computer.
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|Summagraphics MM1812 Cursor-Type Tablet
|MOUSE ID|9
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if you are using the Summagraphics 18-inch hand 
cursor-controlled data tablet.  This tablet connects to one of 
the serial ports on your computer.
}
{
|DESCRIPTION|Summagraphics MM1812 Stylus-Type Tablet
|MOUSE ID|8
|LONG DESCRP|
Choose this entry if you are using the Summagraphics 18-inch 
stylus-controlled data tablet.  This tablet connects to one of 
the serial ports on your computer.
}
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