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Modify display - resolution
If you know all is well as in: the proper and correct drivers are installed for both and they are properly defined and you are still having problems, try this: Go to start/run/regedit/ok HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG\Display\Settings In the right pane find Resolution, right click it and choose modify and type in 800600.

Widescreen display settings
This was toggled on or off in the Display Properties window. I can't find this in XP - does anyone know if there's a way to enable it or install it on XP? I have a user who changes resolutions frequently and would benefit from not having to drill down to the display settings. TIA. QuickRes powertoy.

screen resolution settings - user accts
The number of samples scanned depends on the size of the area you scan, and the resolution you scan at. Higher resolutions cause the scanner to look more closely at The size of the pixels as shown on screen depend on the size of your monitor and your display settings, not on the size of the samples you scanned.

Monitor resolution display error
If you click Click here to improve screen resolution , Windows XP neither tells you what to do next nor displays the Settings tab of the Display Properties dialog box, where you could change the appropriate settings. Instead, Windows XP displays the Themes tab of the Display Properties dialog box.

Win 98 display resolution settings not being saved
Many folks design stationery / web pages, for their own display settings. The best author will always "know the audience". I've been researching for some time a The subject of resolution has come up several times. It would be interesting to see what various resolutions are being used by members of the group.

Can't change Quake's resolution (Voodoo3 2000)
If so, windows will not be able to change the display resolution for a user profile if changing to that display setting from the setting that the default user is using requires that windows restart to make the change. If it does, the change will fail. You may need to change the default user first by canceling the

Блии--и-и-и-и-ин! (Re: Change Resolution)
I get some info about my display settings by running nvidia-settings. Is there a simple command from a bash prompt that will tell me what resolution my display is currently running at? Thanks for the help, RD $ xrandr also shows what's available. man xrandr. Regards, Ralph -- To UNSUBSCRIBE,

can you change the resolution of the Mozilla desktop
I get some info about my display settings by running nvidia-settings. Is there a simple command from a bash prompt that will tell me what resolution my display is currently running at? xwininfo -root Till now I have been doing $import -window root tempfile.png $file tempfile.png tempfile.png: PNG image data,

Resolution Question
ASP The information in this article applies to: Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Microsoft Windows XP Professional SUMMARY When you modify the screen resolution and color depth settings in the Display Properties dialog box, the changes that you make are applied to all users on the computer.

Problems changing 16 color display to higher resolution
Is changing your resolution, as well as other display settings, possible through safe mode, in Vista? Long story short, my monitor died a few hours ago. Being the resourceful person I try to be, I went and hooked up my computer to the television, so that I could finish what I was doing. While Safe Mode is activated

Act locking up system on shutdown
Apparently when I went into the nVidia Control Panel, an messed with the Output Settings, I apparently managed to increase my resolution by changing the output from 430i, or something like that. It's now at 1080p... XD It's funny, I didn't even know my TV supported that. Of course, now I can't see any text on the

Screen resolution changing kerfuffle
Thomas Nelvik thomas.nel...@chello.no borland public delphi winapi Hossam Rady wrote: Please i want to set the screen to a specific resolution [800x600x24bit] for example. how to do dsBPP) then begin { Get Current Display Settings } DC := GetDC(0); with Current do begin dsWidth := GetDeviceCaps(DC, HORZRES);

Specifying a different resolution for a given account?
You can now reset your display settings by right-clicking the desktop, clicking Properties, and then clicking Settings. If the resolution you want to select is not available, choose another resolution (anything but 640x480, 16-color), and let Windows restart. The full set of resolutions and color depths will be

changing screen resolution
An alternative method (which I don't really advise because of the limited oputput resolution of PrintForm) is to leave the screen set at 800 x 600 resolution and change the Windows font size (Usually available in Control Panel / Display / Settings / Advanced. If, as I suspect, your system is currently set to the

Changing Display Settings (Resolution mainly) through Safe Mod
gmail.com wrote: I'm trying to get my new AOC 2216SW wide 22" screen to work with 1440X900 resolution on may Thinkpad R52 which is using Intel 915GM/GMS, 910GML chipset. 1680x1050 is the native resolution. That is what you should be running at. Change the display settings to use larger fonts and icons.

Changing Display Settings (Resolution mainly) through Safe Mode
I've a ATI RAGE IIC display adapter, I get a message when i try to change colours og resolution - somthing like this - "Control panel for the display cannot change the settings. Check the display-hardware in the system unit list." Allmost any game get an errormessage when trying to change the display settings.

Can't change resolution in Settings
All I can get now is 16 color screen resolution. In the display properties box, the color and screen area settings are totally disabled I can’t ajust them at all. I’m stuck on 640 x 480 & 16 colors. When I check the display settings I have Diamond Fire GL 1000 Pro listed. I don’t have the Diamond back up CD.

Friggin 'puters! (OT) Long Rant
"On the Bridge" wrote: Start the computer in VGA mode, there is an option above the one that says safe mode... that way everything will work ok, only that you will have a low resolution that you can adjust though as you like I don't have the Vista machine on right now to check for sure, but the option is in

Fighting FBA - and Display Settings
First I added entries in the mga.mon file to add a "880X660" resolution. For that puspose, I took the settings of the "800X600" resolution and modified them a little. In order to test my settings, I went to the "Configuration" tab of the display properties but my new choice didn't appear, neither it appeared under

Display/Hardware/Resolution settings?
dmPelsWidth = GetDeviceCaps(hdc, HORZRES) End With 'check to see if the current display settings are what you desire - in this example, it I find the resolution is 'not 640x480 i change it If Not g_DevModeOrig.dmPelsHeight = 480 Or Not g_DevModeOrig.dmPelsWidth = 640 Then 'load up a valid DEVMODE structure by