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Table of Contents .............1. COUGAR

1.1. INT~ODUCTION..--

1.2. OVERVIEW.....18

1.2.1. Wi’~t is CouW7 .............................................................................................................. 151.2.2. Wl~axc~h¢$ impo~antf~ofCoug~ ......................................................................

1.22. ~ ~u~ ~ ........................................................................................................

1~. ~QUI~TS-1.4, C:,UGAR ~TU~ .... " ....19

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1.4,2.7. AMii~m~[~~m~ .....................................20

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3. Scrap Progrm~s for Lhe ~’hicngo Produ~ ............................................ 57

3.1. Introduction ................................................. 573.~ Go~ for ~go ~p .................................... ~ ,

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3.6. L~t ofO~ I~u~___ ,.74

3.7. N~ Steps ....

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4,3. Elements of Plug ~nd Play in the C"hicago Produc~. ........................................... "/6

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4.4. Pi~ of Plug ~d Play ...... ~ .... 78

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5.18. Control Panel.for Multhnedia .... 86

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5.21. ~le M~ag~., 87

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7,3, ~O~US~S/PE~O~CE ..................................................... I387.3A. ~ ~t m~ & ~~ .......................................................................13g~.3.2. E~on ~& ............................................................................................................

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8,2. Introduction .............................................................................. 144

8,). Termlno|at~" ............................................................................._o 8.4. "vVh132 Compone.~ ...................... 144

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8.8. Ap~ B: ~ .1~09. Commuaica~o~ S~ppo~ ....................................................................... 151

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I0. Display Suppo~ ........................................................................ 17210.1. Ove~ ......................................................................... 172

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I0 3.6. XGA ..................................................................................................................................227

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19. Documentation ............................................................................................................275

I9.I. Ove~ ................................................................................................................~75

19.2. Tourt~deo ...................................................................................................................275

19.2.2. g~ea~fion ..................................................................................................................275

t9.2.4. R~en~uo~ ...........................................................................................................~76

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.i,.4.2. DOS VM Imoro.vementtH GHL¥.

1,4.2.1. Toetbar for DOS Apps in =.Window

1A.2.2. -Be~er user �anal aver conventional memo~,, C~FIOENTIAL

RBC 04080

RBC 04081

COM~MA.NO.COM eahaaeements

¯ A Fi~ =gearch) engine wi~ be us~ by DOS COMMANDS (~.g. DIlL TYPF., COPY ~�.), wheathe user invokes them with special ~w~tches o~ syamx. The de.fault b~avior will ~ same as t~ore toprts¢rve comih~bLlity. The newly impt~aca~d fi~e ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ f~o~ ~h

2 ~

D~ Co~

RBC 04082

RBC 04083

RBC 04084

RBC 04085

1.4.3. Svst.e,m configuration and DOS Avvfication Confi~uraHon

1.4.3.1., Multipie con~gu~tion boot for e~q

1 Done

~ [a~ ~ f~ ~ ~

C~n~l~d ~m ~fo~on F~e ~ Editor

~c~ Conjuration fi~

1.4.3.4. Automatically Run DOS Prog~s ~ Back~und Mode

C~ndy a ~S a~li~Uon ~g ~ a ~d~ ~S ~ is ~ wh~ ~t ~ ~ ~e ~k~

~x ~ ~ ~e ~

A~ Acc~ ~o the iast~ V~ L~

22~039iCONFIDENTIAL

,!~asofl Can.flde, ntlal Page 24 Primed 09!30/9’7 05.5"

CM8 00013685

RBC 04086

RBC 04087

l~crosofl ~onfide~tiat Page 26 Printed 09/’30192

~M$ 00013,687

RBC 04088

1.4.5, Performance Issues

1.4.5.1. Provide shadow RAM for VS6 ROM

IPn°n~ i2 [ Stems

1.4.5.2. ~ow la~er t~n~lation buffer in if=tern ~ ~=n o~ ~

1,4.&3. DOS Con~ole D~v~ Should Ceope~te With the ~D

1.4.&4. A~� Tim~ut Notification

1.4.5.5. General Perforraance Enhance~aeat~

System �omponents such ~ ~I~, ~S ~, ~ m~ ~ ~= ~. shoed ~

L4.5.6. .,,~namic ~che memo~

~x 21Z03~42 .~ ~ " CONFIDENTIAL

~c ~l~on ts more ~e~%le ~d ~n to c~g ~ ~’

Mi~osefl Confid.enria/ Page 27 Print=! 09/30/92 05:5

OMS 00013688

RBC 04089

RBC 04090

RBC 04091

1.4,6. RobusZness Issues

1.4.6.~. Berber Cleanup on ~

~Pnon~ J

1.4.~,~ A C~sh o£ the System ~ Should ~ot

appropriate ~o~

1.4.6.4. User cont~l tot more DOS ~ prot~tioa

1.4.&6. Debugging suppo~ : i~]~ ~-~L~

~X 2120397.~oso: c~.:~1 eag~ so CONFIDENTZAL

RBC 04092

CONFIDENT];AL

CMS

RBC 04093

1.4.7. DOS APPLIC.A,,,TION COM’PA’F[BILTI’W

1.4.7.1. Top 100 DOS App$ Support

h~ gene."al aFplicado~ (inclucLia~ games) m~t to be ~ amd ~pport~l bmtm-. Special iml:mrr~tc~shouad be gwctt to th~ 40 ofth: top ]00 apl:t~ that arc know~ aot to rtm propccly i~ a DOS VI~ under

or, W~dow~ 3.1 ~ dOcLtmemcd th¢~ behavior.

A.~ ,xample of the k~nd of work that tteed~ to be dv~e, wo~d be to virtuatiz, tbt C2vfO$ timm better sothat ?,a~ r~a properly. Currvady the ~ ~port m a DOS VM is dismal This ttet~Ls to b¢ resolvedLa C.~dcago be~au.~� m~ti~¢dia ~upport ]$ becoming mor~ a~d mot~ i.mporlmit.

[AUG.MENT LIST OF APPLICATIONS WITH LIST FROM ~G AND TESTING].

HIGHLY¯ CONFIDENTIAL

~ 2.12.0399

: CM$ 00013693

Microsoft Con.t’d~tial Page 32 Pdnt~ 09/~0/92 05:3

RBC 04094

I.~.8, WI~32 Support

1.4.8.1. Thread SuFport

J PnonL~’l

~pphmuon ~o r~u~ a

I

1.4.8.3. Win32 File API suppo~ in ~AT

~Pnon~ S~ ]

We n~ to implement Wi~2 File~logo~ DOS ~e~

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1 4,10. Device Drive~

~n i~ th~ n~’ne ~fthe Layered Device Driver A.~kitm-tu~ used in Chicago. FastDisk was the driver~zc~t~c~re used in Windows 3. i. An ~v~rview ofr~e Dragon afchitectuxe and the Fas-tDi~k axc~itectam can befouad in the Appemfix. The mtor~’~ed reade~ will also find brief explaaauons aboyx Volume TmcLing. TSDs,

~ Appendax_ "i’hese terms de u.sed in the ¢matexx of the Dragon dr~vers m this df~m-nent.

1.4.10,1. Compatibility with existing FastDisk drivers and clientx

{ Priority ,,. { SmrasI JJ

Dragcm Dev~c~ Driver~ ~ have to be COmlUrdi~le vmh ex~s’iing ~Fa.~D~k driv~-~ and FastDi~ cLien~such ~:¯ ~.~0~* Futur~ DomaLa

* Qib~n ~ese.~¢h cache. Dumbo prime~* Hyper~¢he. Others (need to pro4~c= a list)[’F_.XPLA.U~ WI-LAT EACH DOES].

1.4.10.2. Compatibility with V’FD for Norton and Central point Backup

IPnonr)’I

x, WO is the Virtual F1op~" Dri~,er in Chicago. The floppy device is virtualtz~l in Chicago. In~han real mod~ programs ws’ to ac.ae~ the floppy devioe direcdy, the access is trapped and em~Iated (orexecuted). Th* V’FD should be checke~[ for ¢mnpat2bflity ruth ul.fliLi~ ~¢h a~ Norton ba¢latp agedPoint that access the floppy dirtc’fl)’.

1.4.10.3. ASPI I Future CAM real mode devi~e driver compatibility

I ~onn,. S~r~s {

These are nvo mos~ pop~J~ ~hi~ectm~ for ~ Mod~ SCSI plug a~l play drive~. We �~u~ s~pponth~ dfiv c~.

1.4.10.~. Develo~ Dragon t*ct programs

-1 IWe need to dev~op a D~gan te~-t suite that we could run mgaJ~.~ third part3,, dragon dr;overs to makethat they ~ o~r test criteria. We may ~ ~ve to ~’up a te~t lab for t~ese ¢Lriver, t~ vt~ th,irrektabdt ty.

t.4.10.S. Finish Dragon drivert

I’°= 1 I .xE[,JTIAL (X)NFIDENTTAI

,~i~o.~fl C,a,,tfidenttal Page 35 l:h’inted 09/30/92 05.5

RBC 04097

RBC 04098

New communication driver for Be~er COM2~ pe~ormance

HIGHLYCONTIBFIiTtAL

MX 2120404CONFIDENTIAL

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1.4. ! 1. File System

1.4.11.1. MSCDEX enEancements

[ Pt~orir.,,! I Status J

MSCDEX i~ the re~ movie (:Z)-ROM file system. We treed t~ ettha~tm M.SCDEX to rapport I:’hoto-CD.~a~xt ~x the =xis-d~ MSCDF-X b~$s. Support for Plmto~D, mulatto v~ trivi~d becau~ Photo-.CDsre~otd~l ia 1SO-9660 format aml C’D-bridgt driver ~ the m~ti-~m.~imt iaformaden fixtm MSCD~"~.

When possible, th= protect raode CD-ROM ~� syste.m will tak~ over the f~uctiomHow,~Yer the~ witl t~� cases when the pro~ect ~ode CD-P, OM file syst=n cmuao< take over the fo.nctJom ofMSCDEX. Hence it will be ntsmt,~y to drip Lh= MSCDF..X £ile ~y~tem also. Tlfit is no different Rom them:td to s-uppott t~e rta] mode FAT ~e ,ystem, ~=s-pite tim =~’tetum ofth~ propel mode FAT file

1.4.11.2. Protect mode Character File System Driver (CFSD)[ ~o ’_n~ Status

The ~ win ~ppott ¢l’m’acter mode crevice drrverr~ It ~ ~nually be ~t tmme rtsolve fur the mostpart, rtmting request~ to the appr~rtate driver.

1.4.11.3. Protect mode FAT, 0le ,ystem (vFAT’)

IP-~odtv Status1

A ~rotect mode FAT rite s3’saem driver (vFAT) veill b¢ implemented, vFAT wflI pru~ berttrperfornmru~ "t~cau.m of the 32~it code I~ath. It wall al~o be m~lU-b~e~de~ allowing m~ttpIe applicauonto ~xecut, tlxro~gh Lt~ �ocle. T’Ms wiIl lead to smoo~et muit~.4a.~k~t if vFAT Ls ~

1.4.11.4. Bootin~From PCMCIA card

IP~ontv S~a~ ]

We need to define the ret:l~-ements for booting f~om PCMCIA thetis. Tim definition w~rk L~ prttty muchdon, but w~ tt~xi to l~.t~h t~s flxmugh the P~2",4CIA tuple �omm~tut~ In addition to the d~-mitimt v~ alson==d to d~ t~e f~LIowing to make it possible to boot fi’om PC2~CLt-, Implement ;file tystem boot �~d, for "bOOt¯ Modify IO.SYS iait ~de to t~ot read D’s’~m files from Media.¯ Braid CartlDrv and N~,q-Fiash ~to ]O..gY.~ as d~ls]t¯ Mod~ McmCa~d atility to plsc, boot mple on naed~a ~ copy system ill=, to boot partition.

1.4.11.$. Compression VxI)

CMS 00013699

RBC 04100

1.4,! 1.10. LAST Access Date Support

Last A==e~s Date support ~II ~ ~ for ~o~ ~a~~s ~p~a n~ Io ~ ad~ [0 ~ ~ ~e m~ pf~ ~= FAT ~= ~�~ ~s ~ sh~d

IA.II.l I. Suppo~ for ~h ~He ~tem im DOS

~ONFID~NTIAL

GM~ ~137~

RBC 04101

The F~sh Kle system will be a real mode only KIe s’~em. $ia~ riffs is implemealcd u a ae¢work~ddrive, a~ file system utthu~ w~L!. no[ ftmctioa oa ttus ~Ie system. FuJ’da~, some af ~� uuitu,-,, likedefragger, will not 1~ immediately relevant to the flash file ~’Icm. An}’ additional utdities tt~a| ate

RBC 04102

RBC 04103

1.4.13, Wish List

t.4.13.1. Lon~ file name support

j~

implenmnr.adonm ~ tong~ll M a

1.4.13.X Whh~ of the Ne~ork fol~

oU ~L

~ 1.4.13.3. Wish~ of the Multim~ia fo~

* A ~ 2*~y ~d~ ~m Apps ~ Ddve~ (~ V~s) is ~ ~ ~e So~

* Aapply to* S~e ~ ~ ~cb ~ ~e MS ~ ~ =~t ~e a �I~ ~ w~d ~- for

DO~

1.4.13.4. Ability to edi~ environment variables (PATH) from the command line.

SET will allow for ~se~Os to mo¢~ the exist.in8 ,~’wimm~ variable on th~ c~ma~t li~ i~, providingDO S K.EY-ey~ edit£ug

t.4.13.5. Generic Text Mode Grabber to simplify ~upport for OKM specific

CMS 00013703

cONFIDENTIAL Pr~t~ ¢~no/~z o~,5CONFIDENTIAL

RBC 04104

r~v=lT,

’ ~on~: Suppo~J

¯ U~h~ ~ ~ mte~ flag on ~ i$S6 for

1.4.I3.9. Multiple pa~ition suppo~ on ~movable media in r~I mode

1.4,I3,10, Abili~ to p~load BIOS ~t~io~ ~ook ~s befo~ DOS ~ load~)

~~’ HIGHLY MX 21Z0420CONFtDEN~AL

CMS ~137~

RBC 04105

RBC 04106

RBC 04107

1.4.I4.2. Localization without any Re-Compilation.

MSDOS uuIiti~s should ~ capable of~g I~ ~ ~m~fiun (for ~ ~ge) F~r ~

¯ To ~ge a ~ pa~ on ~� ~ ~e ~ ~ to ~ ~ foO~g:

U~ MODE P~ to p~ ~e ~ ~ ~d ~ ~ ~DE

a~e fon~ ia ~ fo~

C~Y.SYS, ~O~.~S, MODECO~ ~~ DI~Y.~S, P~SYS,

C~5 ~37o7

CONFIDENTIAL. CONFIDENTIAL

RBC 04108

RBC 04109

1.4.i5.3. Net’working

ONFIDENTI L

RBC 04110

CMS 00013710_~. rilG~LY

~ONFIDEN’I’/AL MXCONFIDENTIAL

RBC 04111

~,, 1.5.2. ~’astDisk Architecture - Brief Overview

RBC 04112

RBC 04113

RBC 04114

RBC 04115

RBC 04116

HIGHLYCONFIDENTIAL..

MX 2120422coNF$OEN~qAL

Mic~’o~afl Co~fid~ Pa~ JJ P~nt~ 09GD/92

RBC 04117

3. Setup Proarams for the Chicaqo Product_

3.1. InLroducfiorr

RBC 04118-,..

HX 2120474,~c.,o~pCo,.n~,,d~ ~ge ~7 CONFIDENTIAL

CONFIDEN AL

RBC 04119

HX ~1Z042S Primed09(30/92 055c,,..na.,,aa~ ~ i~L¥ w~ ~ CONFIDENTIAL

CONFIDENTIAL cMs

RBC 04120

RBC 04121

RBC 04122

5.3. D~ MCA d~ ........ U, PP 15 4 D~t~ ISA ~ U. PP 1

534. D~ 3230 ~d 5250 em~auon ~ U, PP i

to ~

3,2,1,6, DR DOS only Upg~de: F~tur~sl

"" F~m~ .... P~d’u~ Pfiod~-

C~ ~ ~!~

7 ~eDR~Sd~fm~ U

3~.1.7. ~a~d Ma~ine ~e for Up.de: F~tur~

CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL

RBC 04123

RBC 04124

RBC 04125

MX ZI20431CONFIDENTIAL

,,.,~ o~o~ ~.~CMS ~1~5

RBC 04126

3.2.2. Proiect GoalsTI~ setup pro~r~ttt weft criuca/pat~ m ~ MS-~S 5 ~ ~e Win 3. I pmj~ f~ a n~ ~ ~ We

bu~. To ac~ ~ ~ ~ a ~p ~Mt~ w~ ~l~ m to ~ ~ foU~g:

¯ I~late ~� im~ ~n$ a bug~ ~ ¯ ~e ~t ~ier to find ~d i~Iate

~� o~er ~ ~[y i~l m~ for ~exr p~

. Setup t~ d~ M~ to ~ ~m on ~ pi~ ~CMmgo (~ ~ a p~l~ ~ Win 3-1)

¯ U~ a ~ d~ ~’~ forR,-~ ~e for O~ ~

tn addison, we ~II e~ ~e ~ii~ d~~i~ for d~elo~, md ~ ¢t~y ~ t~n~ ~d ~ ~up to .~ ~ ~ ~i~ ~m~ ~fly~d ~mpt~y t~

RBC 04127......--

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MX 2120433CONFIDENTIAL

2The MS-DOS otdy and the Win ordy instaLt =xsts are not shovat for simpii~t~GMS 00013727

Microsoft Confid~aei Page (~6 Printed 09130/92 05:~

RBC 04128

RBC: 04129

*l’he setup program wi[i have up to five pha.~ of exec~on, dcpeauling on whether it is framing ~n aaoldo~eratinS system, on jaguar, o~ coup’, etc. These pha.ms a~e covered in the De~agn ux-tiom i~low..

CMS 00013729

,,;=-=!,co.m,,,~,~ C3ONFI~ENTIAL Pag:6~ CONFIDENTIAL

RBC 04130

HX 2120436CONFZOENTZAL

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Pbue h ~oge,~ data under old DOS/Win

¯ ~ ~te ~o~n from

~ ~d to p~ fog ~fio~

¯ c~ m ~ S~p

&4.2. Buildint the ~

~ON~!OENTIAL

RBC O4132

~t,~tOENTI~L .x zzzo~eCON~ZV~S~Z~k

RBC 04133

(;()NFIDENTiAL " CONFIDENTIALGM8 0001373~

Page 72 Printed 09130/92 05 5

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CMS 000137’~

MT~’o~o.B Con.Fd~e~aal Pas: 74 Pried 09/30192

RBC 04136

RBC 04137

RBC 04138

RBC O4139

RBC 04140

Plug and Play PC deign.New Plug and play add.m board and t~.t~heralFast Trzusitio,, Code.. Code wh~ works

P~ ~s~on code. ~ ~ ~

4.5. Open Issues|. ~~d~

~. How im~t b ~

RBC 04141

0O013741

RBC 04142

6~x4~ 32767 =I. ~� Fo~)

Note ~at ~s n~ E= p~ o~y ~ ~gs ~t ~ w~ m ~ able m c~ge, ~d d~ ~t ~ ~d ~owl~ge of ~e �~p

4.11. MouseDHv~

~’s Plug-N-Play.

~X ZlZ04484.12. Setting Up New Ca~s ~L~ GMS ~13742 CONFIDENTIAL

RBC 04143

4,13. Configu~ng Modem~ and Pdnter~

HIGHLY....

HX 2120449CONFIDENTIAL

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RBC 04144

5, Draft Shell Iterrts~5.1. introduction

’

&Z Common UICode:

~.2+~. [mglement fi]e.~n +ommon dialo~~p d~ ~ ~

~,’, ~ a~o~ ~ ~ o~ ~ ~ ~ ~).’~Y" +,.J.3. [.+t~ D~+k with. browt~

~ 5+2.4. Setup �op,the ~es ~ with ~raohi~.! ~roerm (dis~ ~ack uo~etcL; 5,2.5. ...E~it Windows commo~code (includes resta~boo~shutdo~L

5.3. More UI Related code:Cake =~"yle dr’as/drop.Magi� wiadow tile �~ ~si~o~ ~).Se~[e aut~g=.

5.4. SetuplConflg common code:&4. I, System~sg,heme~.

g,.4 Sotmd3its ~ ~5.4.2. ~ file oa~&4.3 ....... Co~y with ve~ioa chec~ deah with ~Im ,~use (dora ExitWlndowExecO).5.4.4. Ini fiIe c~=~ with commi~ackouL&4.& Data driven confi£u~tion code.

RBC 04145

5,6, Task Manager

Control Panel.Colorsl~m sample drawin$ wilh Windaw Metrk~~ .~hcm~ marmgemem

Control Panel.Fon~

~ to ~ag ~ for ~

5.10. Control Panel,Mousemake d~ss~arus L~fo: mou~

S=mp.., burton to

n~v ~og wi~ ~IJ ~ ~n~ols fi’om sa~deeT~

5.1~. Control Panel.Portsuse ]Jstbox for picking por~ala~dc~. ~ on poru (U:ke

5.12. Control Panel.Keyboardadd "cu~,sor bti~k rax¢* fi’om de~

C:: NF DENTIAL5.13. Con~o( Panel.Wallpap~

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M~ C~fi~i ~ ~ ~ 09G0~2 05:57 PM

RBC 04146

5.16. Control Panel.Date/Time

5.18. Control Panel.for Multimed{a

have M2vf people completeJy redesig~n rids

5.1&2. d~versmake ~is a MM spe~Lfi¢ "Multimedia Drive~"make ~ ~o ~ ~ ~ ~ ~� ~ (i~l "S~d ~ ~" ~ ~1 3 ~)

5.1~.3. sound~ ~s ~ ~� ~on ~� ~n ~og for ~sing

~d ~h~.

5,19. New CPLs:

5.19AL MS-DOS Aaolicalion se~tin~J.parameters from current win386.

5.19.2. ~st~

5.19.3. Display Sem~/Confl~ration ,

CONF~O~NT~AL5.19.5. S~tup applications

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5.19.6. Ao~ install/deinsla]l control_

5.I9.7. Dockine station applet for chanin~ disotavs, printers, ne~e~ shares.

5.19.8. ~ROM cpl. Enabl~/dbabl~ inst~lls MSCDEX and ~RQ~ dgvke dHve~_

5.19.9. ~andjc~ed suo~confi~u~tion for acc~s d~ve~

5.19,10. Pow~ m~ns~eaL

5.19,11. Pen OLs. me~e ~n~onalii~

5.20, Comm~5.20.1.

~.20.2. t~c~ar

5.20.3. in r

5.21. File Managerbad,ground~e des file find engine for searchcMan up �oaf,.mution. allow ~ to all" ctmfrm for mad on2y fil~geneni purp~use graphical ~ display fof~s ia progre~ dialo&d.Ldr.co~ ~ na=ds rework, mu/fiple ~pie=. w~te ima~ to disk, etc.tbrmat dialo~ L,~ stann b=oe dialog, ca,~==l bueon. ~ose drive, mu.teple formz~ autoKle �~py Lmpmvem=nu, beem s~ams dLsplay+ detec~ ~le won~ fit oasmaJJe~ ~eads for smother muJd-*.add~.use reg db for per eil¢ type actions "Play’, "F,~t’, "Prij~[’, etc.change "A~oc~aL~on.~.," m ~e ~ ~.

new ~ve iron f~ 3J ~ 5,~ ~S~ ~u~ for~ ~~.

RBC 04148

5.23. Item Managerzml~em~nt ~let)~Jac~on i~ ~em

> 64k b~inz~t~ P~ ~t~ for dos apps.

5.24. T~s~an

5.26. MulUmedia enhancements5,.26.1, New Medi= ,.Pl_ayer with OLE su~oort.5.26.2. Sound Recorder.e.nha ncemen ~s.

Cmd L~ ~=er to pl~" ~ (d~ ~lay),

5.26.4. New ~CI d~e~.A~ (Auto V~)Fo~m ~ ~.

&26.5. A~ windows ~utoH=l (for ~

527. Windows TutodallLeaming Window’~

.x zzz0 s4GONFIF3ENTIAL cOHFZDEHT~[AL

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I " 6.2. Schedule

~plemen~n= the f~ ~ f~ ~d m~ag the

We ~ ~ow ~ ~ ~ ~ ~h

Hin to do

GDI I~ h~p 1~ ~aDIG 1/4 ~o ~’Re~[ GDI 1/4 ~n

3.1 ~n~ bu~ -I~

Nice co doC]~up 1 ~[in~ layer

~o~

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6.3. Have to doBezier Curves

-U~s i~ added fo~

PolyB~ D~ B~er

RBC 04151

RBC 04152

RBC 04153

CONFIDENTIAL

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RBC 04155

6.3.2.1. BeginPath

BO OL Be~iaPatb(hdc)~

up zo ~ ~ ~ to En~a~ ~p~ to ~ ~ ~

COm~n~

L~eTo

PvlyB~

Polygon

PolyPo]ygoaPolyPolyl~

~/ ~’~iD~I\ITtAL ~x zz~o4~zCONFIDENTIAL

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~ONIp!~ =NTI~L NX zzzo46zCONFIDENTIAL

Microsoft. ¢o.fidev~at PaEe 95 Printed 09/30/92 05:f7 PM

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CONFIDENTIAL .. +- ~x zzz~463coNFI~F.N’I’IAL

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RBC 04158

CONFIDENTIAL

Confidential Page 97 Pri.nte.d 09/30/92 05:57 PM

RBC 04159

RBC 0416O

Type Meaning

P’r_CLOS~’FIGUKE Tlds ;Bag Rx~fi~ that ih¢ figur~ b auton~dca!lyclosed at~ th= PT_L1NETO o~ FT_BF.ZII~TO forthis poiat is dram.point to tt~ previous PT_MOVL=TOcombiacd with the PT_LINETOwida t~ Fr BIiZi~RTO type of t~ ~l-poim for al~:d~r carve, using t~¢ bit-wise ope~-~or OK

Sl:~ifi~ the ~OtaJ number of POI]~s 12tat my be pla¢~ ia ~ lpPoin~ array.T’ms mu.st bc ~¢ samc as ’,.Im n~,unbcr of BY’1"~ tl~t may bc plao~ ia /pTPl~S.I.f nS/~ is zero, Get~tth r~ums the ~¢h~/numb~ of .,~oints in the pat~ andnod~iaS is writt~a to the

~X Z17.0~667 HIGHLY Co,IF U:)F..~II"~:AL.... CONFIDENTIAL ous ooo- 37 o

Lfn~ize 1s non-zero. GClPath rmtu-ns ~e nm-nbet of poinLt cmanctatcd, fin.Size ispath. The fimction retains -| if a.~:¢ is r~o! zero aad ,s Ires ~ th~ number of ~in~ in the path.

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RBC 04161

OM8 00013761

F,’tGHLY ex 2120467

RBC 04162

HI~3HLY -Hx2!204~8O~ kI,-’:’tI’JENTIAL

CMS O0O13762

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RBC 04164

" -- 3ONFIDENTIAL MX 2120470’-,~ .- CDNF’I, DENTIAL

CMS 00O13764

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int SelDIBCo|orTable (hd¢, ~t~u~I~dex,

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Pa~ ~p~

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Patterer D~ptioa

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6.3.1& InstaIlable decompressor~

6.3,15. Gr~¢ 2~bk

f~on when gong to

6.4. NIGE to Do

6.4.!. CI~nup

6.4.2J.

6.4.3. b~sh~6.4.3.L pa~e~ that work

~ 6.&~. text

6.4.5. widelin~6.4.5.1. look beuer

6.4.5.3. dither~

6.4.5.5. square, ~und,

6.4.6. line layout

6.4.7. T~nsfo~s

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i-" 7.2.1. Enhancement of the Ul to provide a consistent 3D look

(~.)

7.2.2~ S~l, ble Window Met~

~"" 7.2.3. D~wF~m~ontrol / D.~wB.o~er / D~wEd~e

7.2A. New celor ~cheme

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Who ox~.-:~ devtlopment of Clucago commtmigationa

5~d ~ W~ t~ ~ I~ COM ~

9.1.& Related Documents

9.1.7. Revision

09f2~2 Ofl~ 1.0 ~e~iaa ~ for

Unfortunately, it is not as ~.sy in Winders 3,1 to a~¢~ su~ sm~ ~ ~i~1� mulu~g dung Mckgmund

Shortly ~er ~� ~ of W~* 3.1. J~ ~ ~ ~ PC W~ ~ O~ ~� a b~t pl~o~ for a

at 2400 b~. Shu~g d~ a ~ ~bl~ ~ long ~ou~ to

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An updated d.dvtr for tSe W’DL and W~3.1 u~e~ a default trigger levd of8 a~d provides a n~v SYSTEM [NI sv.atchm change ~s setting.

9.4.4. Kernd ImprovementsPrionry 1ObJ ~.iv~

The Cougar k~m=[ and de.Ace layer rrm~

~te~p~ m~ ~ be ~mb~ for ~fi~ Io~ ~u# m ~ ~ ~ s*~ pore.

~e ~ ~u~m bug ~ ~ ~e~p~ ~r

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CompanbtIity ’~th MS-DOS commm~ica_uom apphcatiom ~ ~e ~ ~tl4h ~i for ~m~d~ ~r ~a~s~g ~e ~rd~ ~r~y. U,u~l?-, ~14h ~ us~ m ~nj~o~ ~ ~r TS~ to a~s r~ote

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9.4.16. Cornmunic~tion~ Manager

* ~on to Rem~

9,4.17. Communica1~gnPnon~" 2

C~o s~utd p~vid~ a co--on ~Mog m ~ it ~, for ISVs ~ u~ ~ ~b~ ~i~ xs~ remora

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Resource RequirementsManpower and material resource requirements to achieve C.~icugo’s ~mramaicalkms o~j~-’dves ~� ~sc~ m ~iss~ion.

9.5.1. Laborator’~C~icago should

r~ur~ should

* AI 1~ fo~ n~A~ 3g~20’s ~o~ ~ ~able f~ ~~o~ t~g n~ ~og phone ~n~ ~�. A ~gh~486 s~d ~ ~’~bk f~ ~g C~go’s t~ ~di~ ~ O~

have p~l~ ~qu¢

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9.5.4. ProgramProgram Manag~ramt tasks ~ai~

Tel~h~ ~I

Won~

* U~biliW T~ng?: ~s ~d

9.5.5, Use~ Education

Morn ~D.

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* New User Interface: A~eneric,,, intuitive Display

Control Panel willallow usersto configure colors,

resolutiom a;ad other disl~lavrelated parameters..

Changing drivers will happenin Windows, not MS-DOS.

* Integrated and CompleteProtect Mode System: A 386

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and 486 o~engine and page fault handler

will provide fast, robustdrawing code forSuper VG_A

and frame buffer displays.

* Great Network Client andS Not appl" blPeer erver: ~ca e.

* 32-bit Application Support;,Not a~

10.1.2. The ~, Chi¢~o Reauirements ~o

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* Compatibili_ty: Windows3.0/3.1 display drivers,

~rabbers, and VDDs will becompatible with Chicago.

* Great 4 Mb System

* Performance: AllChicagodisplay drivers will be use the

fastest drawin~ cod..e.available,.jncluding the high-

speed GDI DIB engine.

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* Robustness: AUniversalDisplay Driver will eliminatebuggy code from third party_

driver.,s by using the GDI DIBengine.

* OnSchedule: Ofcourse.

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* NT Display Mod.e..l: Chicagowill not support Windows NTdisplay d i The d "r vers. evlcedri~;er model will be similar,

. but not identical.

lO.I.& Important F~tures

* Windows 3 1 " "". Compatlbfll _ty:Old drivers mn under

* Universal Display Driver:Built-in EGA, V~luse_asy mini-driver interface.

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* Generic Sup.er VGA Mini-Driver: Support for 90% of

Super VGA adapters.* Disp __ Memo.ry Page Fault

VxD: Part of Universal~ Driver.

* GDI DIB Engine Drivers:Sma!l, r0..bust, high-.

performance linear flamebuffer drivers.

* Display Control Panel:

’ CentraliZed & easy disp.1.av.configuration 8£ driver

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* Easier Driver Installation:., Isolates user from technical.. details’, ¯

~ * Fall-Back Displa.y Mode:Windows runs even if the

display driver fails.* Unive}saiVDD: Built-in

.E.. ~A, VGA, plus mini-VDDsfor extended hardware.

* Standard Grabbers: Built-inhigh-performance _grabbers.

* Device Independent Color:Abili _ty for drivers to match to

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* Pen Compatibili_ty: Driversincorporate Windows for Pen

features.

""~ * Dynamic Screen Resolution:~- No need to restart after

changing display resolution.~ * Dynamic Color Depth: No~, need to restart after chan~,,, disr~lav colors .~ * Phy~ic£1/Scalable

WYSIWYG Us scalabilit7of display contents.

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* Monitor Drivers : Filesused~to optimize display modes for

monitors.

* XGA: IBM Boca Ratonowns, devel0..pment of this

driver. Will we be able to geta. Chic.ago driver without

disclosure and otherproblems? Should we bring

this in house?

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* GDI Specification* Device Independent Color

Memo (DavidW)

10. ~ .~. RevisionHi~o r~

9/25/92 Original "versiondistributed for review.

9/29/92 Removed "386+ OnlyDrivers" section, incorporatedinfo into "Driver Summary._".

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Added "Important Features"section to "Executive

Summary"Moved "Driver S~]mmary" to

follow Features sectionReformatted for inclusion in

!O.l,~, Te ,nninoio,~v

BPP Bits P~r Pix¢l; 4 bpp = 16 colors, II bpp = 2~6 colors, 15 b!0p = 32K colors, 16 bpp = 64Kcolors, 24bpp = 16M colers ("tru= color")

True Color 24 bits per pi~.l

VDD Vin’=M Dispta.v Device;, A vlrt~a~ d~vi~ 0/x.D) required to

Grabber A DLL otrex*ot~ion 3GR which paints MS-DOS a~plicaden window~. Ordy

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Ad~litional functions (lin.._e-dra,~.ing,, e!c.) .may.be addedto tee mlnl-dnve~ Interface,

,. as :necessary_. In general,.¯however, non-frame buffer

~:~,: displays, or those with many¯ ,,xtended features or

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acceleration should not usemini-drivers. For example,

mini-drivers are notappropriate for 8514/A or

TIGA displays.The UMv~rsal Display Drive" will i~ loa~t~l trader the ~olIowir~ two

* Mim-Dri~r In.stalI~d: SYSTEM.INI will ¢c~tain the

dLspMy.d~,~xplay.~

DISPLAY.INI will s~the mini-driver to be used byDISPLAY.DLL__,_plus screenresolution, colors, and other

12arameters.Fa/t Bat.k Mode: "rlmd.isplaydrw~rb~p~tiodl~y SY$’EEM.INI ~ai~lto [oa~. DISPLAY.DLLwiil b~ut.d~ ~ ~k m EGA or VGA ~ ~~

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J ~inJ-~dver

!~ a) GDI loads DISPLAY.DLL as!- the primary_ display driver. If

no mini-driver is installed, thedisplay is run as EGA or

VGA.

b) DISPLAY.DLL loads themini-driver specified

DISPLAY.INI, calhng it’sinitialization function. The

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,I

¯d play! mini-driver sets the is ,

mode specified by it’s ownprivate INI setting.

c) DISPLAY.DLL calls the.DIBengine for drawing of

1/8/16/24 bit oacked oixeldisplay modes.

d) The DIB engine drawsdir,,,ectly onto display memory_,

e) DISPLAY.DLL may drawd~rectl,,y.onto display emory

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for 4-bi,t planar (16 colorVGA) disNavs

f) The mini-driver may drawdirectly o..nto di.s..play memory_

for acceleration or cursor.

J D~SPLAY.DLL

t. Display Memory

DISPLAY.DLL will be �~.’ to ~it¢, a merger of EGA.DP.V, VGA,DRV, ~ calls to tl~ GDI DIB ~give.

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GDI loads DISPLAY.DLL asthe primary_ display driver.

b) DISPLAY DLL 1 d th. oa s emini-driver specified by. _

DISPLAY.INI, calling itsinitialization function. Themini-driver establishes awrmal flat DIB displ.ay

surface by callin ag_g__p_~e faultDDI provided by the page

fault VxD.

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c) DISPLAY.DLL calls the DIBengine for drawing of

1/8/1-6/24 bit packed pixeldisplay modes.

d) The DIB engine draws~ onto the virtual

display

e) DISPLAY.DLL drawsdire.ctl¥ onto the virtual

display {or 16 color modes.

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f) The mini-driver may drawdirectly onto display memory

for acceleration.

g) Whenthe mini-driver or DI,B.,.engine attempts to write to adisplay memo.ry location thatis not within the current bank

of the.display hardware, apa~e fault occurs.., The page~’at~lt VxD notifies the mini-driver, which performs the

re_~.uired bank switch.o~=~ - HI~F~L¥

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" Western Paradise~, ~ VGAi al / Professio~,,,: Para nali, dise Paradise,- VG VGA

A 1024’ .(90C Misc. OEM

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ATI VGAVG WonderA series

Misc. OEM

Video FastWriteSeve 1024in VRAM

VG VRAM IIA

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Trident Trident8900 ImpactA series

Oak Misc. OEMTechnolo

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* What other chipsets should beadded? Biggies include:

-- T g ET3000 (O hid~,:.,,:, sen rc’ Prodesigner)

Cirrus Logic (notebook., PCs).

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: * Display mode selection:color, resolution, 3rd p..arty

’, features!.~i~.~ * Scaling features (.if~ suooorted)

¯ Extra device-specific IHVoptions dialogs

¯ Monitor configuration (ifmonitor drivers are used)

* Driver updates¯ Driver information: IHV

version, etc.[’~,

SI~ItUS

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S~p~ ~play ~v~ ~oa for ~ ~ ~ m ~ ~ ~

~u~ C~ for OEM ~ ~ by e~ f~ 1~. ~.

~.~~ * Windows 3.1’~ OF, MSET~ ~

C0mpatibiljW: ~e utili~should be able to install

display drivers fromWindows 3.x versionOEMSET~ disks,

* No more FON files: Displaydrivers will not determinescreen DPI in C_ hicago, as

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they do in Win3.1. Rather,I- ¯ ¯ ° byth~s will be determined

GDI a~ossible CPL UI.~, For this reason, system fonts ,. are. no longer linked to the~,. disolay driver. However, not~

-including fonts breaks"bil’ty ith Wi 3compatl 1 w n .x.

* No more LGO or RLE files:The startu, p logo should not

belinked to the displaydriver. Logo code for

Standard EGA and VGACOnFIDEnTIAL

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display modes will suffice forthe ~hica~o customer base.

WIN.ClJM and/or Setup.should auto-detect the correctdisplaT_ _ mode for the startup

logo. Not including logo filesbreaks compatibility ~ith

wfn .x.* No more 2GR files: Standard

mode ~abbers are not used inChicago. Not including 2GR

files breaks compatibilityw~th Win~.x.

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10.2.10. Device Indeoendenl Color

~go s~uld supply a~ ~ ~ ~o ~1~ ~lay ~ m ~~ ~1~ ~ ~ �~t p~r.H~v~r, "~ ~ ~" ~ ~u =~ ~y supra ~ ~ HX 222 0569

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10.Z.ll. Universal VDDPz’ierir3 1

$~~ ~~’ MS-DOS ~E~ ~p~ ~ ~ ~ bu~-~ ~D ~ for

* Universal~D: ~D.386(0r simply *~D) shouldsuppo~ standard EGA andVGA disolays. ~D.386should be i~stalled on allEGA or VGA compatible

PCs.NX Z120S7O

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* Mini-VDDs’. Aninterfaceshould be provided to load

tnultiple "mini ~Ds".Micm~ Ca~¢fide~tial ~ ~1 P~ 09~92 ~’20

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These will providesave/restore support for

additional disp.lay hardwareand extended modes. Mini-VDDs will be specified in

SYSTEM.INI. Mini-VDDsshould be included to support

all other display adapterssupported in .... .C_ hicago, e.g,

XGA, $3,. etc. Unfommately,vendors are te.rrible at this,

a~d hate to do it. ¢e shouldwrite as many mini-VDDs as

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possible internally, with thecooperation of I .HVs.

i~i~! * Super VGA Mini-VDD:~ VDDSVGA.386 should be a

mini-VDD providing_standard VGA display modesave/restore for all adapters

supporte.d by the SVGA~DRVdisplay " "drivermini- .

VDDSVGA.386 should beinstalled whenever

SVGA.DRV is installed.

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* Standard VGA Display

Modes: Chicago VDDs mustsave and restore all standard

VGA display modes.Standard text modes must run

in a window.

* Non-Standard DisplayModes: Chica~o VDDs mustallow non-standard disNav

mode VMs to ran. However,if no VDD is loaded which

can restore the extendedmode VM, then the user

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should be warned before theVM starts th.at they will have

to exit the VM in order toremm to Windows. This willprev.e.nt possible crashes andhangs. Not many customers

run non-stand~d displaymodes in VMs; however this

is ~or)ular with MS-DOSgraphics programs, such as

AutoCad.~: * Windowed VGA Graphics~. Modes: Many SuperVGAs

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cannot support this feature.We should not spend cycleson this due to inherent h/w

and £erformance limitations.It,has not emer~_compelhng end-user or

competitive feature. We needto shift this burden onto

IHVso

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mode VMs. fo.r Super VGAs,etc.?

V7VGA.~GR Win3.0 VDD model: usec| by V’rVGA, XGA. tad m_a~v WD[,..4.~vers.Does net t’,*o~or~ ~r~hi¢~mode MS-DOS mD~iicltions in t window or smooth scrolling. ~is ~m be zliminated ~ -odzti~l~ ~II ~e~ %uDsto the Win3.1 modH or Izler.

VGA,3GR Win,3.1 VDD model; used by VGA onlw, ~uppor’cs ~ohics __mode ?V~-DOS aol~tieations in.window and smoo~h scrolling.

VGADIB.3GR ,"DIB" zrabber; Window. s 3.1 VDD modHi, Use~ by $514~_EGA. and TIGA. Suonerts eranhicsmode MS2.QOS aop|ieations in a wi.ndew an¢I_smooth serollint.

V(~A;YO.3GR Windows 3,0 VDD model; used with _..VD_ DVGA~..386 by "VGA (’Verllj9. 3.0)" and "XGA(6g0xd80, 16 c~tor~". Tbi~ was oro’~ded_for bar.k-w.zrds com_--_*_!billt~ web ~et~ not dkeCdv saz~oo~e4 byWin.3.] V~DI but br.qke, by it This ca@. be eJiminated by supDortint mos! chiusets ~rert~ in the ~tic,eo VUDs,

Chicago gmbbem should support th~ following features:

° WL~dm~--.d Mouse $upport: AII Chz~ago gr~bbes g~lJ support zbe mous= for window~ MS-DOS applicazmns.

* Smooth ScmllLng: All Chicago grabbers will support the smooth scroll~g f~aZur~ added to VGA,3GR and,"’ VGADIB.3GR for Windc~’s

Text Sizing A[I .Chicago gibbers will support text sizin~ for ~dndmved MS-DOS applications.

10.2.13. Dynamic: Scrern Dimensions C0NFID£N’I’~ALPnot|t,~ 2

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.,

W~. ~s ~ ~y ~g ~ly ~i~ ~ W~ 3.I by ~ ~ Piv~

Control Panel: A new,generic, cen~alized user

interNce should allow userst~ change to another

supposed screen resolution~ and colgr depth.

* GDI: Core support is needed.

lay Drivers GDI should* Disp ."notify the display driver

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through a new DDI that theuser has requested a different

resolution.

* A~lications" Applications,, may need tO reslze thetr

windows, etc.

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* Control Panel: A new~generic, cen~ali.zed user

interface should allow usersanotherchan~e to

supP o~e d reso luti onscreenand color depth.

* Core support is needed.I,~, .... GDI:

* ,Display Drivers: GDI shouldnotify, the di..splay driver

" thro.ugh a new DDI that the~~ user has requested a different~

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* Applications: Applicationsstore off-screen bitmaps indevice__~gpde endent t~D~B)format for performance

reasons. These applicationsmust be notified when the

format of the DDB chang~color depth.

* Is ,t.his really an importantfeature? Do mos~us~rs really

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" * The driver does not know the( physical size of the monitor," so cannot accur.ate.!.y specify_I~,~:ii~ the number of actual pixels., . per millimeter.

* The user has. no choice in thelogical sc.aling of their

graphics, and thus are stuckwith 9~~q~.

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* GDI: Core support required!- to initialize correctly, scale~" drawing, etc

play "Dis Drivers" Drivers canget out of the screen DPIbusiness That is~ GDIignores the resolution

reported by the device (oruses it as a default). All thatdisplay drivers are concernedwith-are how many dots areon the screen, nol~ how big

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* Control Panel: The ControlPanel should r~rovide a userinterface to allow the user toeasily and intuitively specify_the scaling factor GDI should

apply to the logical DPI ofthe screen device. Settingphysical DPI -,logical DPI

lt ~hy" 1will resu ~n" slcaWYSIWYG" provided that

GDI has been correctlycalibrated to the ~ohysi£alresolution of the screen.

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* Screen Resolution API:Applications will not have to

support a new API forphysical and logical

WYSIWYG. GDI v~ill reportthese resolution valuestl~.ough e.xisting API.

* SYSTEM.INI Section:[Display]: Chicago will

standardize the specificationof device resolution

information using profilevalues in the [Display]

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PhysicalDPI-...

The Control Panel will setthis to a value as derived from

the user’s measurement oftheir physical screen

resolution. GDI will read thisvalue at start-u~ and use it

instead of the values reportedby the display driver. If thisline is not present, the displaydriver value will be used by

default.

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Lo~icalDPi=

The Control Panel will setth" 1 d " d fris to a va ue as erlve om

;cli gP fe nthe user’s a n re re cefor the~.r lo cal screen

resolution. GDI will read thisvalue at start-up, and use it

instead of the value.s reportedby the display driver. If this~line is not present, the displaydriver value will be used by

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* Many compatibility issues?

De~ult 14". Colo~

Default 16",

DeNult 19",D¢NuII LCD,

DeNuh LCD.

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* F~GA black and white (286only)

* EGA Monochrome (286only)

* Hercules M~)nochrome* iBM MCGA (286 only)

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* Olivetti/AT&T Monochromeor PVC Display

* QuadVGA, ATI VIP VGA," 82C441 VGAs

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* Super VGA ad.apters willconstitute at least 60% of

high-resolution displ..ays, theother 40% wiil b~

accelerators. This is due toextensive usage, of Super

VGAs__b_yb OEMs in their basemodel PCs.

* $3 share will .stay steady at 10- 15%.

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* ATI Ultra will lose share dueto ..compe.ting accelerator~roducts, down to 5-10%.

* Tseng’s new ET4000/W32accelerator wil! ~r_.obablv beve.ry.popular, at least 5%.

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10.3.7. ,. ATI Ultra, Vantage, 8~’14 UI~ATrs drivers for d~es¢ adapten will 1~ ~Juded m Chica~o. These will not be mi~,driver~

10.3,8. Video Seven Su~erYGAV7 a~t~s will "~ supl~om~:d by r.he Sup~- VGA mini-driver instead oftl~ V7-slx~.~� drivcr~ ~:ont,~l i~ WLr~ow~

3.1. Ckicaso’$ will

t0,3.9. Compmq..portmbl~ Plm+rn=Th:s~ displays a~ on ComP~l "luJmbbox" PC.s. we .emi to ~vaJu=m if them= ~ b¢ u~l w~dt L-~�~o.

10+3,10. -VGA (Versio. 3.0)This was mctud~l i: Whx~ows 3,1 fo~ ¢¢mpadI~iLky. it is d~ 3.1 DRV ~h 3.0 VDD and 3GR. Tam n=d for dus

should b¢ ~ in

10.3.11. Disehv+ ~.d~r C0n, side~dollThe’ ~oltowing rniscelfm ~ paz~ display types ~ be considered for ~Jcago, btsed on market sire’e, di~k

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* Tseng ET4000/W32: Thenew Tsen~ Windows

accelerator.* Paradise WindowsAccelerator (WD90C31)

Weitek Windows Accelerator

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~’ * Flat Frame Buffer Mini-Driver: This is likely to befor the C&T Wingi-ne, in

order to demonstrateapplication of the Universal

~ Driver to s__i_i_i_i_i_i_i_i_~ple flatflame buffer di..splays.

. * Super VGA Mini-Driver:IHVs will be able to add h/w

specific performanceoptimizations to our high-speed, fu!l featured generic

driver

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* XGA: The XGA standard islikely to be very_ widespread

by Chica~o release.Developer Relations reports

that r~ost major displaychipset vendors are planningX~A �.gmpat.ible p.roducts.Also, Intel will integrateXGA into furore CPU

chil)sets.* Sample Mini-VDD: IHVs

traditionally have greatdifficulty trying .to modify_U vDD upport th "o r sto s elr

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chipsets, and usually do itpoorly.. A single, well-documented mini-VDDshould be included that

demonstrates how to plugadditional chlpset support

into Chicago. Note that thisshould not be the .Super VGA

mini-VDD, IHVs shouldwrite their own mini-VDD,

rather than add support to ourgeneric version

Generic Grabber: We should- IHV frdiscourage s om

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producing their own. ~abbers.However, s0me~.,may seek to

~ videomodes for windowed MS-

DOS applications A singlewell-documented ~abbershould be included in the

DDK.

~,. * Pa~ner Alpha: At least 9months prior to release"

IHVs contracted to dehver "inthe box" drivers " should

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receive this undocumentedsource code release. Includes

only soft-copy draft docs(*.TXT, *.WRI,... *.DOC, etc.)~

* Beta 1: At least 6 monthsprior to release: General

release to all beta IHVs. DDIcomplete., but possible codechan~es. Includes soft-copy

" DDAG (*’HLP).

,, * Beta 2: At least 2 months~,,,. prior to release: General

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release to all beta IHVs. DDIand code complete, bug fixesonly after release. Includes

~nal soft-colby DDAG(*.HLP).

10.4.3. De-eloper Su~oo~t andT~ Wmdo~ 3.1 SDK ~ ~vo~ mo~tlm~ ~ppoz~ ~ PSS~D$ v~ OaL~ ~M CN. F~ ~ ~ DDK

* Developer Su~o~ viaOnLine for Alpha Pa~ers

* Deve!oPer S.Kppo~ via CISand OnLine for Beta ~s

* Source Code ~dates via CISO~ineand

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II.4.~ Aff~ Compenen~

.4,4 ..... ~u~ent S~tu~

IL4.4.Z

UN~RV, D~

pS~.DRV

Hew Pffnt,5.1. Objective

i~biti~ ~o manJputa~e �onlents of ~ j~ no~ ~ of n~x~ ~ for ~m~n~ We ~ ~ int~Ka~

l,,5.2. Proposed Solution CONF~ENTIALt.5,2.1. Ove~iew

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I L 1.0..I.Add l~u~ Po~p~

~ "~" PPD

11.10,2, P~vos~ Solution11.10.~1.~e~i~

S~i ~) 3.011.I0~ Aff~t~ Componen~

11.103. Open

sm~e ph~ ~

U-I 0.4. Cu~ent Sta~II.lO.&l. Ove~i~

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2.Applets & Utilities-

12.1,1. The e,r~dicxtion of/he ,MSDo$ oromo[

12.1.2. Make Windows use~

12.1.3. Mzke Windows fun,

2 C~e 32’~L

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" ¯ 13.Additional informationi Th~ ~’ollo~ ~-~oru= �ontain ~dtior~al =~t’orm~=on I~rt¢~icm IO d~ Ch~ca8o spot;

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q~.7. Easy In~tl and ~gu~fion

14.7.1. Fpint and ,cli~k insta~

14.8. Bi-Directio~l Suppo~

14.&.2. Status u~da~

R~u~ ~lanctng - R~ ~lacmg is ~it ~n~t ~a~ng ~e ~U ~ ~ ~� ~ ~ t~ pdnt~ in or~r m

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17,2. Specifications

17.2.1. Improve pr~iq~tM] Utilities

’! 17.~L1. Simplify three pha, es of use-croating referenceand end u~r ~pe~enc¢

17~t~ ~p~ve fl~b~W to handle d~t manufactu~ng ~a~o~ f~m d~k dupll~to~ toue~o~ ~s~ado~ (~: m~ aetup ~it~tuR)

17.2.13. A~ow OEM~l~ble S~up s~m~U (a setup tpi?) - O~ custom~tion and p~molionMscr~ns, fa~o~ Q~li~ Control t~ coati pau~ ~m~ app~ copy/ms~tioa for bufid-t~

o~er~o~: 2~ ~p

17.2.L4. Allow OEM sdection of d~ve~ to r~ain on hard d~k afar p~t-i~llPnod~ I

17.2.L5. Veery (ch~um, et¢) validiw ofcopi~Pd~: 2

17.Z.l.& ~low muZtip]e ~boo~ b~o~ end-n~erw/oPnod~: ~~: S~p

~7.~.L7. [asCII pe~anent Swapfi]e du~ng manufa~g or past4~ff

l?.2.1.& Allow OEM to �ontour ~=p window ~, lo~doa~ contenB~o~’" 2~c S~p

M~ 2120630be optional- cont~fi~ by .ini or .inf ~17.2.1.t0. featu~~houl~

P~on~" I

I?.Z.I,[ [. Option ~o over-Hale ~uzom~fi¢ h~ware detection du~ pRins~ll i~ oat pre~nst~llin~ onreference machine that iS diffe~nt from ta~et machinePnanb: 1

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.,,J 17.2.1.1Z. Option In provide specific set of choic~ for pNnte~, et~ when in post-installerPnodW I

I7~.1.I3. Use .CFG ~d~ in post-ins~ that w~ ~opied to ~et ma~hin~ but n~ p~e~t during~fe~ce system setup.~on~ t

17~.1.I4. P~i~I~O~M ~s~osfi~s~ ep~o~ ~h~id be modul~ ~ia ~e s~nd~rd setup, ~o~sepa~te O~ v~io~~od~: 2

17.2.2., Improve Interkational S~onot~ for Preinstallation

17.2.2.1. Provide preinstall functionalitT in all localized versionsPrm,~w: l

17.2.2.2L Provide integrated, but optional, muldlingual optionsPriority: 1

17.2.2.3. Reduce disk space required for IocaIizaton modules (use resources)Prionty: 2owa=r: international

17.2.2.4. Speed up muitilingual conversions for end-user (aL! files should use resources)Pt~onty: 2

17.2.2.2. Multilingual choice should be Windows/GUl - preinstaBed system should ant needcharacter m odePriority: 2

17.2..3. Reduce OEM and MSCost of Goods

~7.2,3,1÷ M~uimize prhtt~l documentationPnon~" ~

17.2.3.2. .Minim~e floppy disk countP~o~: i --

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17.2.3.3. Minimize manufacturing time (~: cepy~les) ..’,

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17.2.5.6. No Fragmentation Problems with new system after posl-instaiiPhoney: 1

17.2.5.7. Performance tuned for best response on ~irst power-up by user

17.2.5.8. E.try to Use [ni{ial Menu system, Shire to Windows (~S or OEM provided)

17.2.~.9. Install Windo~ tutorial and dines ~ icon~ in ~ Int~duction to Window~ or S~ ~ereg~up.

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Today, Windows taxi

18,Z Sol~ons and Fea~

For ~h f~ ~ ~ ~d

A ~l~m~t p~on~. ~t sho~d ~ ~,m~ ~ foU~:

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’~" ! Priority [¯

~ Affcct~ Area: User, kpplet~

shoed

1~.2.I~. Store Io~[~ble obj~

18.Xl.4. Store Iocxl~ble objec~ ~ mou~ in aft Couw compoa~

fo~t).

Work

18.2.2. N~ Suppo~

18.2.2.1. Code Page ~nchron~fion for DOS ~ and Windows

Aft*trod Ama."

shauJd refl~ ~he ~l

~ the onty ~ lo c~ng¢

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IS.2.2.2. NI~ synchronization for DOS V~ and Windows

~ ~. ~u~. ~n~l P~.D~p~an:

1&2.2.3. Expand internstionnl information in Custom Setup and add country/keyboard detection to"Up~rade" Setup (Expre~ and Custom).Priority: 1

W© mu~t a~i a "Sub~Lan~" field to ~h¢ ¢u~om se~tp field. ~ ~hould £Iow ffa~ ~ m ~u~om~ K~ d~a,d~ couatry

Wo~ i~ ~J~

18.2.2.5. Add Control ]Pond support to I~’LS APl’s and VM NLSP~o.~.’ ~ ~ ICX 2120637~r=,~ :~=~" co.tro~ e~.e~ CONFIDE~T~LD:~nplion’

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T"t I&2.2,6. Use ~ API’s in apple~, J ~o~ 2

W~ It~

I&;Z.2.7. FinLth Cougar SeuNIs fe:zture: This b ~e simplifi~ DOS ~mmand fine ~ cont~L

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IS.2..3.t. Add Languk*e I:D’s to Windows resources to allow [’or multi-lingual resource~ inexecuta blesPnan~: 3

To do ~ Wi~ ~ be able to in¢i~ multiple rmmom~ ia i~ ¢xm, mmabl¢, mad

Wo~

L ~pl~1 ~ ~ fo~t for ~ ~ ~2S k~

~ ~ ~ 1 f~ o~ f~ 32 bR ~

1~.~3~ Add ~n~tge ~’~ to Cougar ~oa~m to ~low for mul~in~al r~ou~

I8.2.3.3. Add muttiple language resources to common camponentsPriority:, 2

I&2.4.1. Provide complete international suppo~ in SDKPnon~’: 2

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