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Tue 01/06/04 at 18:22
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"A Ghost Of You"
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I just got a new 19' monitor for my PC (up from my old 14' one), and I was wondering if someone could help me with a problem. When I on the Internet, a page of a website can only fill half the screen, is there away to make the page fill the whole monitor?

Thanks in advance.
Tue 01/06/04 at 19:06
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"A Ghost Of You"
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phi11ip wrote:
> Keep it as it is, there's nothing you can do to change website sizes.
>
> These forums only take up just over half of the page with my
> resolution (1400x1050.) You get used to it.
>
> If the monitor is massive, keep the resolution massive, you can then
> get more on the screen and it looks better as everything isn't so
> blocky.

In that case, I'll keep it the way it is as on 800 x 600 it looks blocky. Thanks to all those who tried to help.
Tue 01/06/04 at 19:02
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DeadMetal wrote:
> I just got a new 19' monitor

You have a 19 FOOT monitor?!?!


> up from my old 14'

14 foot was too small?!?!?!
I thought mine was decent at 17" but...!!!!!!!!
Tue 01/06/04 at 18:58
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"Fear my wrath..."
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Keep it as it is, there's nothing you can do to change website sizes.

These forums only take up just over half of the page with my resolution (1400x1050.) You get used to it.

If the monitor is massive, keep the resolution massive, you can then get more on the screen and it looks better as everything isn't so blocky.
Tue 01/06/04 at 18:34
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"A Ghost Of You"
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Ashman wrote:
> Start
> Settings
> Control Panel
> Display
> Settings
> Resolution
>
> Is what you are looking for DeadMetal, then just decrease the
> resolution.

Yeah, I've tried going down to 800 X 600, but then the screen can't fit a whole page and everything gets bigger.
Tue 01/06/04 at 18:31
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"bei-jing-jing-jing"
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> Start
> Settings
> Control Panel
> Display
> Settings
> Resolution

Is what you are looking for DeadMetal, then just decrease the resolution.
Tue 01/06/04 at 18:31
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"A Ghost Of You"
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ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> pour an ice cold glass of 7up directly into the vents on the top.
>
> that loud crack and plume of smoke means the flux capacitor is
> reconfiguring the myer hoff lifters, to come into conjunction with
> the counter settings. 3 more minutes, and joy!
>
>
>
> sorry.

Well I ain't got any 7up so there goes that plan : D

My screen resolution at the moment is 1376 X 768, any smaller (or larger) and the screen can't fit anything in. Does this help, or has it made the problem more confusing?
Tue 01/06/04 at 18:28
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"gsybe you!"
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FLUX CAPACITOR!
Tue 01/06/04 at 18:27
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pour an ice cold glass of 7up directly into the vents on the top.

that loud crack and plume of smoke means the flux capacitor is reconfiguring the myer hoff lifters, to come into conjunction with the counter settings. 3 more minutes, and joy!



sorry.
Tue 01/06/04 at 18:24
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"Spurs 1 - 0 Man Utd"
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Press the 'maximise' button?
Tue 01/06/04 at 18:23
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maybe the resolution is too high, or you might need to stretch the picture using the monitor controls on the front.

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