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computer question, tron, 15. Aug 2003 10:05 | ||
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| hey all, I'm having problems with computer appearance. the poker programs are showing the screen half the size of a full screen. I went to internet options "appearance", settings at 16bit, 1024pix and tryed 32bit 800x600 but does not do anything to change back to original screen size. Also font at smallest. any suggestions? | ||
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Re: computer question, Big Frank, 15. Aug 2003 10:25 | ||
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| Instead of going to internet options, go to your control panel, display, and try it again on 15. Aug 2003 10:05 tron wrote: > hey all, > > I'm having problems with computer appearance. > the poker programs are showing the screen half the > size of a full screen. I went to internet options "appearance", > settings at 16bit, 1024pix and tryed 32bit 800x600 but > does not do anything to change back to original screen > size. Also font at smallest. > any suggestions? > | ||
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Re: computer question, ezcheese, 15. Aug 2003 10:41 | ||
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| My advice would be to post it in not quite poker... since it isn't quite poker. | ||
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Re: computer question, chasepoker, 15. Aug 2003 11:37 | ||
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| I wouldnt worry too much about posting in the right place dude i never do and i should know better ! As for your question: Is it when you are on the tables at an online poker site ? If so the game tables and lobby's always appear as half size whatever your resoloution. I have no idea why it does this i am sure stdioh or Moz will be able to tell you ! Cheers CP on 15. Aug 2003 10:41 ezcheese wrote: > My advice would be to post it in not quite poker... since it isn't quite poker. Chasepoker | ||
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Re: computer question, Tim C, 15. Aug 2003 12:54 | ||
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| Mine always are full screen at UB and Poker Stars, don't know why. | ||
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Re: computer question, Jav, 15. Aug 2003 14:09 | ||
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| Mine have never been full screen. Maybe there is a full screen option on one of the pull-down menus. I keep my resolution at 1280 x 1024. | ||
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Re: computer question, tron, 18. Aug 2003 17:12 | ||
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| got it fixed. tech support and a previous posted here answered the question. Its changing your screen appearance to 800x600 pixels. | ||
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Re: computer question, johnph77, 16. Aug 2003 09:11 | ||
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| To be more specific: Start My Computer Control Panel Display Settings You'll see a slide bar you can move. You'll probably want to move it until the numbers read "800x600". Caution here - this will make EVERYTHING on the screen bigger. But if you use your computer strictly for this application it won't make any difference. Some older applications were set at 800x640, some of the latest require 1024x768. gl. | ||
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Re: computer question, tron, 18. Aug 2003 17:13 | ||
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| thanks john. that was the fix. | ||
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