VER:1.1 -- Fixed minor bug that wouldn't let 1024x768x16 bit mode save properly.

How to use it:  

1) Select a display mode in the list.
2) Chose Save, Save&Reboot, or Cancel.

Quick Docs: 

What each button does: 
About: Quick description of the program and credits.
Save: Writes the vesa config file, and quits the program.
Save & Reboot: Writes the vesa config file, and reboots/shutdowns the machine.
Cancel: Quits the program without writing anything to disk.

FAQ: 

Q: What is it?
A: A simple program to set the VESA (2.0) modes in
   unsupported video cards. 

Q: Why did I write it?
A: I was tired of manually setting the VESA file by hand 
    during GeForce debugging, and tired of answering emails
    of people not being able to get VESA modes to work 
    ( and stuck in black and white modes) in the mean time. 
	
Q:  Will it be Open Source?
A:  Nope. I spent the time and effort in figuring out how to write this
    silly hack. I challenge someone to reverse engineer their own better
    replacement for it.

BeForce256 /GeForce256 Q&A Section: 

Q: Is the BeForce256 driver done yet? I think you guys are full of it, and aren't doing 
	a damn thing...yadda yadda yadda.  

A: User answer:  
    No. It's not so simple, but work is being done on it. We're attacking this issue on 
    numerous fronts. The political battle between the two companies has gotten nowhere, so
    we're reverse engineering drivers the hard way. It'll be a while. Stay tuned.

A: Developer answer: 
    If you feel you can do a better job at cranking out a GeForce driver without any 
    docs, step up to the plate and do it. The goal is to get the driver done by any means 
    necessary.

    Our source tree and any docs/notes we come across are available at 
		ftp.nanorevolution.com
    		username: beforce, pw: beforce. 
    and occasionally at http://beforce256.nanorevolution.com.