>On my notebook, the settings are perfect. I have a widescreen
>and extremely clear type. A few weeks ago, I decided to do
>some maintenance on the 4 year old desktop that my teens have
>taken over. For the life of me, I couldn't figure out how to
>make it readable, as the kids changed settings to fit more on
>the screen and I had no clue (at the time) what they did to
>the thing. Turns out they had changed the display settings to
>the largest numbers and that fit the most onto the screen, but
>oh, was the text tiny. So tiny that nothing I did helped.
>Everything was about a font size 6, and slightly blurry!
>Yikes. Since then, the kids have compromised and now use an
>intermediate setting so the screen is readable by others.
>
>Control Panel
>Display
>Settings
>Screen Resolution..... it's this last one that can be tweaked
>for best appearance based on your monitor.Hi Zhakee......My problem was my new monitor was set at the highest resolution...for clarity but the print was still very small. Resetting the DPI did the trick...... --------------------------------------------------------
"Life's Journey is not to arrive at the grave
safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in
sideways, totally worn out, shouting..Holy Shit!!
What a Ride!!"
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