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The following switches apply to the DOS and Windows character-mode
debuggers.  Refer to the sections called DOS Specific Options and
Windows Specific Options for more switches relating to these environments.

/Monochrome
    When two display devices are present in the system, this option
    indicates that the Monochrome display is to be used as the debugger's
    output device, leaving the Color display for the application to use.
     Use this option in conjunction with the Two option described below.

/Color, /Colour
    When two display devices are present in the system, this option
    indicates that the Colour display is to be used as the debugger's output
    device.  This option is used in conjunction with the Two option
    described below.

/Ega43
    When an Enhanced Graphics Adapter (EGA) is present, 43 lines of output
    are displayed by a character mode debugger.

/Vga50
    When a Video Graphics Array (VGA) is present, 50 lines of output are
    displayed by a character mode debugger.

/Overwrite
    specifies that the debugger's output can overwrite program output.  In
    this mode, the application and the debugger are forced to share the same
    display area.

    Do not use this option if you wish to debug a DOS graphics-mode
    application.

/Two
    specifies that a second monitor is connected to the system.  If the
    monitor type (Monochrome, Color, Colour, Ega43, Vga50) is not specified
    then the monitor that is not currently being used is selected for the
    debugger's screen.  If the monitor type is specified then the monitor
    corresponding to that type is used for the debugger's screen.  This
    option may be used when debugging a DOS graphics-mode application on the
    same machine and a second monitor is available.