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On 01/10/2011 08:03 AM, Dr Andrew C Aitchison wrote:
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> Many graphics cards/chips are tuned to standard resolutions
> and do not work or work well with "unusual" resolutions.
> I've never seen 1078x700 before - 1024x768 is the nearest
> standard resolution that I've come across.
i believe you will find *1078* falls in lcd class monitors.
because op did not specify just what his system was, is why i replied
to his post as i did.
i felt that if he wanted help and not give needed info, i would
send what i did and let him figure out rest of it.
op should have a manual showing resolutions, or at least be able to
look up monitor, be it laptop or desktop.
one day i hope to find a site listing resolutions for crt, led, lcd,
and plasma monitors and not have to search oem sites.
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peace out.
tc.hago,
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