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19-Jul-2007, 04:34 PM #1
Screen resolution in user profiles
We just got this machine (see my user profile), and I set up multiple user profiles on it.

For now I am an administrator, but my dad (Default) isn't.

The problem is that the screen resolution apparently can't be saved within our profiles.

When we switch users, whichever resolution the previous user had, the next user gets.

Dad is on in years, and his eyesight is worse, so for now I've had to leave resolution at 800 x 600.

Is there a solution? Thanks.
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