From: tholen@antispam.ham   
      
   James Moe  writes:   
      
   >> Does anybody know in which file and in which bytes SNAP stores   
   >> the startup refresh rate?  [...]   
      
   > Use the c:\snap\gamode.exe program. It allows you to set the default   
   > refresh rate for every resolution your video adapter offers. Also, it   
   > runs in a console window so you can boot to text mode to make the change.   
      
   My recollection is that I did that after the previous reboot and   
   felt confident that I wouldn't have the problem after the next   
   reboot, yet I was forced to reboot yesterday, and when it got to   
   the desktop, I was running blind again with the monitor complaining   
   about the refresh rate.   
      
   Is it possible that SNAP saves the refresh rate upon shutdown?  If   
   so, then I can understand why the change I've been making is not   
   sticking, because my reboots have usually been forced (a crash or   
   a lockup) rather than graceful shutdowns.   
      
      
   --- Internet Rex 2.31   
    * Origin: Aioe.org NNTP Server (1:261/20.999)