vgaset: a quick and dirty program to help setup X11 screen geometry.

INSTALLATION:
	With SLS:
	  sysinstall -install vgaset.tpz

	Without SLS:
	  gunzip -c < vgaset.tpz | (cd /;tar xpf -)

	vgaset will be installed in:
	  /usr/src/vgaset  --> source code
	  /usr/X386/bin    --> executable
	  /usr/man/cat6.   --> manual page

DESCRIPTION:

	vgaset runs in an xterm and displays the current screen geometry in a
	form similar to that used in a mode line in Xconfig. With single-key
	commands, the geometry can be modified in real time, thus enabling
	quick feedback for setting up optimal values for the hardware in use.
	
	The program has only been tested on a Diamond SpeedStar with an
	ET4000 chip under BSD/386 and a local bus ATI Graphics Ultra Pro
	card with xfree1.2 under Linux.  Possibly significant mods will be
	needed to get it to work in a different environment.

AUTHOR:
	Greg Lehey, LEMIS, Schellnhausen 2, @-6324 Feldatal, Germany
	Tel: +49-6637-1488, Fax: +49-6637-1489

MODIFIED BY:
 26 March 93  Bill C. Riemers (bcr@physics.purdue.edu)
                -> Patched for ATI Graphics Ultra Pro.
                -> Added a Makefile.
                -> Converted to tpz storage format.
 03 April 93    -> Added in warning messages
                -> Added a fixed frequency mode (default)
                -> Added limited frequency range support