 						}
 						default:
 						Continue
-						; section 16- ...22+ : read "on the fly"
+						; section 21- ...26+ : read "on the fly"
 					}
 				}
 				else

						if (!fTemp)
						{
						;note-msgbox isn't modal if called from function
						retVal := TaskDialog("Default Resolution", "Unsupported Resolution?", "", "The current desktop resolution of " PrgLnchOpt.scrWidthDef " X " PrgLnchOpt.scrHeightDef " does not belong to the list of resolution modes the firmware of the current monitor has flagged as operable. If the OEM wddm driver asserts the resolution mode is actually compatible, the mode will appear in the Windows Setting's list of resolution, there is no issue other than PrgLnch using an older technology from that of the driver. Else, the options of an out-dated or imported PrgLnch ini file, driver inconsistency or error in multi-monitor setup cannot be discounted.`n`nThe mode has been inserted to the PrgLnch Resolution Mode list, however changes to this, or any other resolution mode in this PrgLnch instance may not work properly.`n`nTo use PrgLnch, it's recommended the current desktop resolution be permanently changed to one which is more " . """" . "compatible" . """" . " with the driver.`nTo do so, from PrgLnch Options, select " . """" . "None" . """" . " in Shortcut slots, and choose " . """" . "Dynamic" . """" . " in the Res Options, and then select an alternative resolution mode from the list. Be sure to return the selection in Res Options to " . """" . "Temporary" . """" . ", if that is the preference.", , "Continue with the resolution checks")
							if (retVal < 0)
							IniWrite, 1, % PrgLnch.SelIniChoicePath, General, CheckDefMissingMsg
						}

					else
					GuiControl, PrgLnchOpt: Enable, RnPrgLnch

				CheckModesFunc(defPrgStrng, PresetPropHwnd, targMonitorNum, iDevNumArray, ResIndexList, allModes)
				TogglePrgOptCtrls(txtPrgChoice, ResShortcut, dispMonNames, iDevNum, iDevNumArray, targMonitorNum)

			}
