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akumakeenta
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Posted May 16th, 2005 07:00
Hey Aldo,
1. Right click anywhere on your desktop.
2. Go down and select Properties.
3. Go to Settings Tab
4. Click on advance
5. You should see a bunch of tabs.
6. Click on the tab that says "Displays"
7. Click on Panel or whichever one is suited for your laptop.
8. There should be check circle that says "Scale Image"...check it.
9. That should solve the problem
Good luck.
- THat's normal for LCDs because they have a "Native Resolution".... if the resolution is not set to this Native Resolution, it will either Fill out the screen (making it blurry) or shrink it down (like you saw)... you can change this... like mentioned previously... Fn+F7
funtoupgrade
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Posted May 16th, 2005 01:00
Temporary fix is to hit Fn + F7 key at same time.