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Originally Posted by entwisi
I thought we had done this once.
You need to set the display properties of your graphics cards to match the native resolution of the screen that you have bought. This will be a 16:9 resolution. You do not need to run teh windows on that screen at maximised resolution if you don't want. i.e. you can run a 4:3 window in a 16;9 screen. If you try and run a 4:3 res on a 16:9 screen it will try and stretch it unless you have the option in the display to run native and to tile the screen.
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Hi Ian
Can't remember if we have gone over this before, I only had the dammed thing a few days, I could'nt stand it, so I gave it to my daughter,
Now I'm struggling to read some of the print on this thing, I need sumat bigger.
You lost me on the above, about display properties on my graphics card etc, I thought I'd tried fiddling with settings in conrol panel/ display but nowt seemed to sort it. I'll have another fiddle on the lap top, thats got the 16x9 format, just want to see what I see now but bigger.
Retlaw.