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@ -20,9 +20,14 @@ programmed to any of the 64 possible colors by either setting Attribute
Controller register 11H directly or calling video function 10H,
subfunction 1.
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![](images/i.jpg) *On ECD-compatible monitors, however, there's too little scan time to display a proper border when the EGA is in 350-scan-line mode, so overscan should always be 0 (black) unless you're in 200-scanmode. Note, though, that a VGA can easily display a border on a VGA-compatible monitor, and VGAs are in fact programmed at mode set for an 8-pixel-wide border in all modes; all you need do is set the overscan color on any VGA to see the border.*
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> ![](images/i.jpg)
> On ECD-compatible monitors, however, there's too little scan time to
> display a proper border when the EGA is in 350-scan-line mode, so
> overscan should always be 0 (black) unless you're in 200-scanmode. Note,
> though, that a VGA can easily display a border on a VGA-compatible
> monitor, and VGAs are in fact programmed at mode set for an 8-pixel-wide
> border in all modes; all you need do is set the overscan color on any
> VGA to see the border.
### A Bonus Blanker {#Heading6}