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September 9th, 2005 04:00

XPS Gen 2 internet display

Morning,
 
I have a XPS GEN 2 with the Nvidia 6800 card, however when I go onto the net the images appeared blurred, this includes pics, vids and banners.  For example on this screen now, the COMMUNITY FORUM banner, (top left of screen), has a blurred edging on the letters.
 
My display is set to 1920 by 1200,  using 32 bit (highest). I have also enabled Automatic Image Resizing in the Tools option of IE 6.
 
I was wondering if any ones had any ideas.
 
Regards
 
Scotty
  • bacillus

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    Posted September 9th, 2005 08:00

    I suggest that you make sure you are using a DPI of 96 and enable ClearType.
  • demc7

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    Posted September 10th, 2005 21:00

    I had the same problem with my 9300 (WXGA screen). I just downloaded mozilla from http://www.mozilla.com and now it is perfect, images are just as crisp as on my old 1024x768 CRT. Websites still only take up half the width of the screen, but thats just cause sites are still designed for VGA displays. Widescreen internet sites are a long way away IMO
  • RussRamz

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    Posted September 11th, 2005 13:00

    I am having the same problem.  I have noticed the BLOCKY appearance of graphics while surfing all internet sites.  Digital pictures, when viewed, also have a poor pixel interpolation and look horrible.  2D performance just seems pathetic.  2D re-draw rates are abysmal and it take quite a bit of time to move a window across the screen.  Is this a driver issue? 
     
    3D performance is awesome, but I use this computer for work too!
  • jeffcmfrt

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    Posted September 12th, 2005 03:00

    Here are some more well known fixes for internet explorer for laptops with high resolutions and some others which will improve displays all which can be undone of course if for some reason you don't like them.But im sure you will be happy with the results.

    1.Set your display to your native resolution to do this rightclick a empty space on your desktop then click properties then click the settings tab use the slider to select your native resolution then click apply.

    2.Set DPI to 96 to do this right click a empty spot on your desktop then click properties then settings tab then click the advanced button under the general tab in the pull down select 96 DPI . (Note After making DPI changes you have to restart)

    3.Make sure clear type is selected right click a empty space on your desktop click properties then the appearence tab then the effects button under the 2nd pull down make sure clear type is selected.

    4.Open internet explorer click tools then internet options then click the advanced tab under Multimedia uncheck the box that says enable automatic image resizeing then click apply then ok click View then put your pointer over text size select largest.

    5.Regestry fix.Click start then run type in regedit click ok or hit enter Click the + on the following below .When you get to Main double click on it on the right side almost at the bottom and locate USEHR=dword:00000001 double click on it a box will pop up in the top left of your screen change the value to 0 click ok clic on all the - to collapse all then exit regestry and restart.

    HKEY_CURRENT_USER

     

                  +  Software

                            

                             +  Microsoft

     

                                       + Internet explorer

     

                             Double Click     Main                                                                                                    

     

                            Double Click             USEHR = dword:00000001

     

    Change value to  0    

     

    6.This is a nifty small download which will improve text on LCD Display's it make a pretty drastic improvement after you download and run it you can turn it off in your control panel just to see the difference it makes heres the link.

           http://www.microsoft.com/typography/ClearTypePowerToy.mspx                         

    You may also want to change your font size to large or largest to do this right click a empty space on your desktop then properties then click the appearence tab then use the pulldown under font size to change.

    Best Wishes

    Inspiron XPS Gen 2
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