What is a "resolution"?
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thing to do to solve the problem\n\n====\nthe act or process of reducing to simpler form: as a : the act of analyzing a complex notion into simpler ones b : the act of answering : SOLVING c : the act of determining d : the passing of a voice part from a dissonant to a consonant tone or the progression of a chord from dissonance to consonance e : the separating of a chemical compound or mixture into its constituents f (1) : the division of a prosodic element into its component parts (2) : the substitution in Greek or Latin prosody of two short syllables for a long syllable g : the analysis of a vector into two or more vectors of which it is the sum h : the process or capability of making distinguishable the individual parts of an object, closely adjacent optical images, or sources of light
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A simple way would be to use a photo editor like Microsoft Photo or Adobe Photoshop or even Microsoft Paint that comes with Windows.  Each of these has the ability to change the resolution and size of the file.
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Right click on desktop>Properties>Settings> and then choose the resolution you want.
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There is no fixed definition. Sometimes it means what some politician wants it to mean. Here's a few good discussions on the subject.
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ok, well think about what the resolving power means, first.  \n\nit says that if you take 2 point-like objects, and bring them closer and closer together, then your eye (or some optical instrument) will have a lower limit in terms of seeing them as 2 individual objects.  at some distance apart from one another, they will simply blur together and look like a single object or blobby thing.\n\nnow obviously, if the 2 objects are closer to your eye, then you can see them better, so the "distance between objects" is maybe not a very good way of determining your resolving power, because it depends on where the objects are.\n\na distance-independent way of stating the resolving power is in terms of the ANGLE between the objects.  this is the angle formed by the line that goes from object 1 to your eye, and the line that goes from object 2 to your eye.  for any given eye, there is some angular separation between 2 objects below which distinct objects cannot be resolved.  this angle is called the resolving power.  (radians are just a unit of angle, like degrees.  there are 2 * pi = 6.28 radians all the way around a circle.) \n\nso, if you think about it, someone with sharper vision can resolve 2 point-like objects that are closer together than can someone with poor vision.  this corresponds to a *smaller* angle because they're closer together.  so a small value for resolving power corresponds to sharp eyesight.\n\nas for optical or visual acuity, that is simply the reciprocal of the resolving power.  that means that a *larger* value means sharper eyesight.  in a medical context, visual acuity is usually expressed as something like 20/10 (which equals 2) for very good eyesight or 20/100 (which equals 0.2) for poor eyesight.  as you can see, the larger the value, the better the eyesight.\n\nhope this helps!\n\nps - have a look at this website if you need more info:\nhttp://www.tedmontgomery.com/the_eye/acuity.html
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In top menu, go to view >> Text Size >>> Large or larger. You can also reduce the resolution little bit, but I don't like to do that. To reduce resolution, right click on desktop, go to properties, go to settings and reduce the resolution.
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every image you see on your screen consists of a number of small units called : pixels.\n\nthe (Resolution) is a standard mean to measure images  quality. the resolution is measured by a unit called DPI\n\nDPI means : Dot Per Inch ..\na dot = one pixel\nthe pixels are these tiny squares you see when you zoom in on an image to the extreme zoom. \n\nyou may open any image on the windows MS-paint and zoom in on any colorful area to see those squares/pixels\n\nthe resolution of 300 DPI is specially required as a standard High quality resolution (Hi-Res) for indoor printings such as the flayers or the invitations for concerts & so on.\n\na lower resolution could be acceptable in outdoors printings such as road billboards and so on. \noutdoors resolution vary from 200dpi to 30dpi .. and may be less.. depending on the distance between the printed object and the expected viewrs .. the larger tha distance is the lower the resolution you need to set your image in.\n\na standard equation to determine the resolution for your outdoor is ..  \nresolution = 300 / distance in meters\ne.g if you want to print a poster that can't be seen from a  distance closer than 2 meters .. you may set your image resolution to 150 dpi only. \nRes. = 300 / 2 meters = 150 dpi \n\nthe higher the resolution/dpi is .. \n1 -the larger the image get on your computer screen ..  \n2- the better it looks when printed (in offset printing)..\n3- the larger space it takes on your hard drive.
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right click on desktop > go to properties > click settings > slide resolution bar and experiment until u get the desired resolution.
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That's like asking which guy is smarter USA or California - absolute nonsense!\n\nTFT is a kind of LCD technology. Neither TFT nor LCD specify a  screen resolution - that is a characteristic of a specific monitor model.
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If you go into the Image Size option at the bottom you will see a box for 'Resample Image'. Check the box and select option 'Bicubic'. At that point the image size and the resolution are independent of each other and you can set a specific dpi for a specific image size.
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Every once in awhile you'll see a post in the Questions forum that is obviously in response to Answers recieved. But most often, the resolution (if there was one) can be found in the Resolved forum. A lot of enquirers post an "aside" when they close their question.
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See above for one meaning.\n\nAnother is where a law suit has been settled, usually by default or stipulation as to liability, but the AMOUNT of damages is undecided. The court will then hold a hearing to determine the amount of damages to be recovered.\n\nAnother example is where a case has been resolved, including the actual damages, but there is some question or dispute over secondary recovery, such as costs or attorney's fees. The court has already determined that "reasonable costs" will be paid by the losing party, but there is disagreement over what costs were incurred, and/or which ones are reasonable.\n\nIn either of these situations, a "prove up" hearing will be held to resolve these discrepancies.
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input resolution: 480i (640x480 4:3, 60 fields p/second interlaced analog tv signal.)\noutput resolution: all determined by what software you use.  that tuner does not have an onboard mpeg encoder, so its just going to stretch the 640x480 signal to whatever window you set it to.\nin essence, your resolution will be whatever you tell it to be, but it wont ever have more pixel data than 480i.
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it refers to the number of times the image on the screen is being "refreshed," or changed. for example 60 khz means that in a second 60 (slightly) different images are being displayed by your monitor
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To be more organized... I mean I am really good at organizing...but it doesn't last long...so..hopefully i can full fill my resolution...lol
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None.\n\nHDTV comes in following native resolutions:\n720p60: 1280 × 720 pixels, progressive encoding with 60 frames per second.\n1080i50: 1920 × 1080 pixels, interlaced encoding with 50 fields (25 frames) per second.\n\nA screen having a native resolution of 1440x900 will have to resize the image. Something that is often spotted by viewers as an out of focus image and stressful thing to watch. It's better to have the resolution (especially the lines) as native resolution compared to your source material.
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Resolved means that someone picked the best answer to the question.  When you pick the best answer, this question will be resolved.\n\nGood luck.  You can do anything, you can overcome the disability!  Just believe