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DOS Display Problem

Source: microsoft.public.virtualpc
Sent: 02/04/2005
From: Erik Aer
Message:

All,

We are trying out Virtual PC with Windows 2000. I created a Dos 6.22
Virtual machine that runs a GWBasic program. It works great, but the display
is wierd. It needs to be in 320X200, but it streches it out to 600X200. I
played with the settings, but could't figure anything out? Any ideas?

Thanks,
Erik

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