 PowerStrip
for Windows 95/98/NT
Designed
to complement the native Windows Display
Properties sheet under Microsoft Windows 95/98/NT,
the PowerStrip combines advanced, multi-monitor
API support with extensive programmable hardware
support. A simple toolbar and menu that pops up
from the system tray provides configuration and
fast access to your favorite display settings,
incremental enlargement and reduction of desktop
size, comprehensive color calibration controls
with gamma hotkeys, the ability to associate
specific applications with custom display
settings, graphics system diagnostics, flexible
font controls, extensive hotkey and screen saver
support, a database of over 1500 monitors, and on-the-fly
color depth, resolution and refresh rate
switching. Additionally,
the PowerStrip includes direct hardware
support for many chips, permitting an
unprecedented degree of control over your display
sub-system, particularly under Windows NT.
Direct
Hardware Support
- Programmable
refresh rates to 200Hz
- Screen
size and position controls
- Color
calibration support with gamma hotkeys
- Forced
vertical/horizontal sync polarity
- Transparent
support for auxiliary Direct3D devices
- OS-independent
DDC support
- Direct
power management control
- Complete
PCI and AGP device diagnostics
- Full
support for Windows NT 4.0 and Windows
2000 now

Ordering
Information
Individual licenses for the PowerStrip can be
purchased for US$29.95, using a secure
online order form. For quantity
and site license information, please contact sales@entechtaiwan.com.
Note:
During certain periods orders can take as long as
a week to process.
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Direct
hardware support for 3Dlabs -
Rendition
- nVidia - 3Dfx - S3 - Intel -
Trident
- Cirrus Logic - Tseng Labs -
NEC -
ATI - Matrox - plus generic
WinAPI/VESA
support
for
other chips
Panasonic
- Sony - Nokia - Philips -
ViewSonic
- Hitachi - NEC - Mitsubishi -
Nanao
- MAG - and many more
IMPORTANT!
The PowerStrip is designed to work with reference
drivers and firmware provided by the chip
designer, and may not work correctly with the
proprietary drivers provided by some board
manufacturers.
Upgrades
At this time, upgrades from earlier versions of
the PowerStrip are free to registered users.
Simply download and install the latest shareware
release to upgrade.
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