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Me again
I've gotten the modem taken care of...

Now I'm having problems with screen resolutions
I've gotten Xwindows set up with the correct refresh rates (whew!),
and want to toggle between the default 640x480 resolution.
is there a key sequence like in linux to toggle between them?
ie. CTRL-+?

I have a Cirrus Logic GD5426 VLB video card, and a Panasonic PanaSynch
monitor

Also, is there iomega Zip software for FreeBSD?

Again thanks for your help

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