[AT] OT: Computer Graphics Question

[Phil Vorwerk - UCU Inc]

An easy way is to go to your "desktop" and right click on an open area.  You
will open up display properties.  One of the tabs will be "settings".  Pick
a resolution setting with bigger numbers; there should be several options
for resolution there; if you don't see many make sure that you have it set
for high color (32 bit).  Experiment with the settings until you find the
one you like, if you don't like the way it looks it will give you the option
to switch back to your original settings.  (Hope I haven't made this too
cryptic to easily understand....)

Phil
Courtland, MN

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[mailto:at-bounces at lists.antique-tractor.com] On Behalf Of Al Jones
Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2008 9:08 AM
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Subject: [AT] OT: Computer Graphics Question


OK,

When I changed ISPs, I had to add some new software.  My computer was
already pretty slow anyway, but this sort of "maxed it out."  I would get
warnings about being low on virtual memory, etc. I noticed that pictures
and stuff on the WWW seemed to have been reset somehow, so that they were
substantially lower quality--very fuzzy and hard to distinguish much detail.

I had a friend tune up my machine Friday.  He added some RAM and cleaned it
up, electronically speaking.  I was hoping it would automatically reset
itself, but it doesn't seem to have.

I have gone in the control panel and looked at the dispaly options, but
nothing seems to really help.  Is there anything I can do to get my picture
quality back?  This is an older machine but it works fine for dialup
internet and word processing so I was hoping to keep it around a while
longer.

A

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