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Come Inside... => The Computer Room => Topic started by: Snoopy on March 30, 2010, 11:42:21 AM
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I have moved rooms and in the process decided to run the PC (Vista Home) through the multi media TV set in the new room. This avoids having two screens in close proximity.
However I find that having got it all working the TV screen is showing everything in hoooooge type. Icons are massive and not everything fits on the screen.
I have "personalized" the settings as far as I am able but even the smallest I can achieve is too big.
Any ideas (apart from sitting further back)?
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Go outside and look through the window?
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I thought I had covered that aspect Banghead
My fooking arms aren't long enough to reach the keyboard if I do that. cussing:
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Wrong end of binoculars? angel1
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You're no bloody help at all Explode:
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Drink more milk and grow longer arms angel1
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Have the size of the icons been set to large ?
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No ~ small
I have moved rooms and in the process decided to run the PC (Vista Home) through the multi media TV set in the new room. This avoids having two screens in close proximity.
However I find that having got it all working the TV screen is showing everything in hoooooge type. Icons are massive and not everything fits on the screen.
I have "personalized" the settings as far as I am able but even the smallest I can achieve is too big.
Any ideas (apart from sitting further back)?
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Does the TV support SVGA or above?
Some still only have VGA resolution.
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It is new but seems (according to the instruction manual) to be VGA
It was not purchased for the purpose of multi media use but to replace a TV that was knackered. The decision to use it for PC as well came later.
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All gubbed then noooo:
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It is new but seems (according to the instruction manual) to be VGA
It was not purchased for the purpose of multi media use but to replace a TV that was knackered. The decision to use it for PC as well came later.
There's yer answer then.
I have a flat screen TV with PC input but it is only VGA.
Mrs Tel one another (Samsung) in the company Xmas raffle and it is SVGA (lovely), use it all the time.
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It is new but seems (according to the instruction manual) to be VGA
It was not purchased for the purpose of multi media use but to replace a TV that was knackered. The decision to use it for PC as well came later.
There's yer answer then.
I have a flat screen TV with PC input but it is only VGA.
Mrs Tel one another (Samsung) in the company Xmas raffle and it is SVGA (lovely), use it all the time.
Thanks ~ at last somebody who knows what they are talking about ~ is Mrs Tel (with her winning streak) available?
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I've just come back from the potting shed with Mrs Tel - she's resting.
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Your name is Mellors and I claim my five forget-me-nots ;)