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All numbers are stored in big-endian format!

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="6"|Block Format
|-
|Data Type
|Length
|Position (DEC)
|Description
|-
|BYTE
|1
|0x0
|RESOLUTION
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x1
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x5
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x9
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x13
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x17
|-
|INT16
|2
|0x21
|-
|BYTE
|1
|0x23
|-
|INT16
|2
|0x24
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x26
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x30
|-
|BYTE
|1
|0x34
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x35
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x39
|-
|BYTE
|1
|0x43
|-
|BYTE
|1
|0x44
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x45
|-
|INT16
|2
|0x49
|-
|BYTE
|1
|0x51
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x52
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x56
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x60
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x64
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x68
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x72
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x76
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x80
|-
|BYTE
|1
|0x84
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x85
|-
|BYTE
|1
|0x89
|-
|BYTE
|1
|0x90
|-
|BYTE
|1
|0x91
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x92
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x96
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x100
|-
|BYTE
|1
|0x104
|-
|BYTE
|1
|0x105
|-
|BYTE
|1
|0x106
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x107
|-
|BYTE
|1
|0x111
|-
|BYTE
|1
|0x112
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x113
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x117
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x121
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x125
|-
|BYTE
|1
|0x129
|SOUND
|-
|BYTE
|1
|0x130
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x131
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x135
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x139
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x143
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x147
|-
|INT16
|2
|0x151
|GAMMA
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x153
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x157
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x161
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x165
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x169
|-
|INT32
|4
|0x173
|-
|Total
|177 Bytes
|-
|}
== Resolution ==
Resolution is ordered from lowest possible 640x480 to highest possible that your monitor supports.

Example:
 
0 = 640 x 480

1 = 800 x 600

Any values higher than this purely depends on your monitor and you'll have to pull the resolution from there. It requires a bunch of complicated system calls and dll imports, a story left for another wiki.