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19-Dec-2003, 04:22 PM #1
when online my viewing page is too wide
My page online my viewing page is too wide. I have to keep scrolling sideways to read. What can I do?
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19-Dec-2003, 04:42 PM #2
Arrow RE: Troubleshooting
Right-click your desktop; Point to Properties; Click the Settings tab; Move the slider so your screen size/resoltion is 800 x 600 and color quality is 16 bit. click the Apply button; Click the OK button. Restart your computer via the Start button if not prompted to restart.
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19-Dec-2003, 08:55 PM #3
I know i should't but in here following a reply from a guru with 2339 posts but sometime one can just go to view and decrease the text size and solve the problem.
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19-Dec-2003, 10:26 PM #4
On the contrary, all suggestions/opinions are welcome, chime in at any time with any poster here. As long as the posts meet the forum posting guidelines as to flames etc. Tnx fer sharing.
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20-Dec-2003, 03:14 PM #5
Tried the view suggestion and it worked! Thank you!
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That's why TSG is sooooo cool.
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Another cure for this would have been to hold down the Control key and rotate the scroll wheel on your mouse! Ted
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