[dundee] Re: dundee Digest, Vol 123, Issue 13

[Simon Wells]

I couldn't really tell from the description of your problem but the  
solution may lie with refresh rate for the monitor rather than a  
driver issue.

If the resolution of the desktop is correct but the overall size of  
the desktop is indeed squished then it might be a refresh rate issue.  
I have found that a CRT driven at, for example, 60Hz as opposed to  
75Hz, leads the screen to display smaller on the monitor with black  
bars around the edges. Setting a more appropriate refresh rate caused  
the display to fill the screen properly. Another solution may be to  
investigate the "zoom" controls of your monitor. Just a thought...


Simon

On 24 Nov 2007, at 20:34, Jacek Sapieja wrote:

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>     Display is not as large as the screen
>     It was the same in Windows but I've installed
>     newer driver. Its 915  intel chipset.
>     I was trying some commands from net but it didn't work.
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