In case it might help anyone else who might find themselves in the same
(multiple TOS versions) situation, here is what I wound up doing (and I
wouldn't be surprised if there's not multiple solutions).
I started with creating an .INF file for every situation and of course ended
up with quite a few. I had 3 versions for each TOS version, so I had 6 .INF
files in all.
What I found though, was that was unnecessary. For 1 thing, XBoot III does
not support low-res. I did keep a LOW_RES.INF file so that under TOS v3.06
I can just use the drop down menu option "Read INF File" to quickly sort out
the desktop, for the rare times I might need that.
Otherwise, I have HI_306.INF and MED_306.INF for TOS v3.06. Now when
using TOS v1.04, I had been doing the same thing, for example, something
like HI_104.INF. That's when I ran into problems, for whatever reason.
I'm a big fan of the "KISS" principle "Keep It Simple Silly" (or stupid in some
variations). It seems I didn't have to do any of that with TOS v1.04 and
XBoot III. I booted into high res under TOS v1.04. Arrange my desktop and
save it as DESKTOP.INF. Now for the hi res saved set in XBoot III, pick the
DESKTOP.INF file. However, for the med res saved set, I pick *nothing*.
When I boot up into med res TOS still uses that DESKTOP.INF file and it
nicely arranges the med res desktop. That's it. Clean and simple.
At least that seems to be working for me...at the moment...until further
notice...
