I'm in the process of loading on the above program, and am really not software savvy. One of the system requirements is a 16-bit video card, which is, I'm assuming, a color monitor adapter of sorts built into the hard drive of the computer. Can someone tell me how to determine if the video card is 16-bit or 24-bit? Or, if it's something external I need to purchase? Thanks.
Posted by Daniel Moore on January 2, 2008 at 11:32 PM
Which operating system are you using... that could make a difference.
However if you are using Windows, I think that you can check it my right clicking on your desktop, then going to properties. Up at the top you will see a tab that says settings, click that. Then there will be a drop down box under 'color quality' that will list the different bits that you can use.
I may be wrong...this might be for something else, but I think that this is what you need.
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1 repliesHowever if you are using Windows, I think that you can check it my right clicking on your desktop, then going to properties. Up at the top you will see a tab that says settings, click that. Then there will be a drop down box under 'color quality' that will list the different bits that you can use.
I may be wrong...this might be for something else, but I think that this is what you need.
Hope this helps!