What is currently most used screen resolution in India? Are there any stats available? (800x600, 1024x etc...)
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its a difficult question to answer. It varies depenig upon the individuals eye power
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Movies, Media, Marketing...These are all reasons that they are going to the widescreen format with personal laptops.  IE since the big flood of HDTV and HD plasma's and so on...\n\nI would'nt stress to hard just yet, Full screen is not dead (YET).  There are plenty of sites to get a good 'ol full screen laptop.\n\nHave a great day.
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as your restarting the PChold down the (F2) key then scroll through the 7 or so pages. You will find specs. and be able to set the brightness of your display. Be sure to save changes on exit.\n\nWhen PC is fully booted you can change resolution of screen by, right clicking on the screen, select properties, setting and raise or lower your DPI. preveiw changes and select the one that works best.
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Looks like you need to change your display settings.  Click on your START button, then choose CONTROL PANEL, then select DISPLAY, then under SETTINGS tab, you need to change your resolution.  I hope this helps :-)
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You can use xrandr command it needs X server running and you can select the resolution you wanna set. xrandr is not just freebsd specific but it works on all UNIX where you use X server
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I doubt it. 800x600 may be for older computers, but I don't see how that would cause any problems since 800x600 is still usable. More likely it's a hard drive corruption.
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If you are in Windows, you should be able to re-size your screen using the "Display Properties" to adjust your screen.  You can get there through the Control Panel in the Stat Menu (or by RIGHT clicking your mouse anywhere on the desktop).\n\nIn the Display Properties you need to select Settings.  There should be a slider there that allows you to set the screen resolution.\n\nAlso, depending on what type of video card you have, there may be a way to actually move and re-size your screen through other software.\n\nIf you are trying to do this to the monitor itself, you will need to figure out what buttons (or knobs on older models) can be used to adjust the vertical and horizontal settings.\n\nBE CAREFUL not to adjust the frequency settings unless you know which ones are supported.  You can ruin your monitor.  Adjusting the size should have no ill effects whatsoever.
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You have to experiement with you Monitor's resolution.  Click Start, and go to Contol Panel. \n\nGo Display and click on the Settings Tab\n\nUnder Screen Resolution, change the setting and see how you like the changes.  Everybody's eyes are different, so you wont automatically like 800x600.  Try 1280x800 and see which works for the website and your eyes.
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Right-Click once anywhere on the desktop (not on an icon) and click Properties.  Click the Settings tab and check your Screen Resolution.  Depending on the monitor, you'll probably want either 800X600 or 1024X780.
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find out what your monitor's native resolution is.  right-click on your desktop, select Properties, then click your Settings tab.  under Screen Resolution, drag the bar all the way to the right and see the highest possible resolution.  if you can get 1280 x 720 or higher, then your monitor will be in the league of a 720i HD TV.  keep in mind that HD TVs are all widescreen, so the aspect ratio will be different.  you might find that your highest setting is 1024 x 768 or 1280 x 1024.  i suppose either one of those would be considered Hi-Def without the widescreen part.
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A high Screen resolution will help you be able to read articles, but you need to have it set where the text doesn't become distorted. When you move a small resolution to a bigger screen the text and images will become hard to see and read. So set it at a level where you can read it. I recomend 1152x864 in 32bit color format. I think most new computers can go higher.
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u cant get 480 X 800 in 7" LCD
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Either 1280x1024 or 1440x900 are good resolutions. Your  monitor will display almost any resolution but it's recommended resolution is the only one that matters. Either will look good as long as you pick the one recommended for your monitor. \n\n1280x1024 is a much more common recommended resolution.\n\nWhat is more important is that you use a DVI connection (white) vs VGA (blue). This gives you the clearest, uncompressed digital video currently availible. VGA is analog so it is not as clear. If you have it on the back of your computer (usually the case if you have a grahpics card), you'll be good to go. Otherwise, VGA should do the trick.\n\nA good cheapie under $300? Sure, I recommend this one:\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16824116355\nYou can go cheaper but not much better. This one has value, a response time of 5ms (great for movies and gaming- no ghosting. I notice some at 8ms but none at 5ms, which is why I didn't recommend the one at buy.com), good brightness and is well reviewed. Reputable brand and rebate seal the deal.\n\nHope this helps!
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They're all wrong.  72 x 48 would be 1/100th of the screen.  You've got to remember we're dealing with AREA here - 2 dimensions.  Look at it this way:  The total area of the screen (number of pixels) is:\n\n720 x 480 = 345,600\n\nSo, each section should be 1/10 of that total, or 34,560 pixels.\n\nThere are a couple easy ways to divide it into 10 sections:\n\n72 x 480\n720 x 48\nThese options would result in a 10x1 grid or a 1x10 grid.\n\nThere are a variety of other ways as well.  If you want a 2x5 grid:\n\n144 x 240\n360 x 96
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800x600 is okay for most of the monitors selling in the market, cause 17" is most popular in term of price and view, and its default setting the best for the dimension, 1024x768 might leave you with a lot of white space on one side, and too compact on the other.
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right click on your desktop, click properties, click settings, now you can change your screen resolution here.  Good luck.  Mikie.
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try clicking on the maximize button on the upper right part of the frame. if that doesn't work, check your resolution by right-clicking anywhere on your desktop wallpaper and select "properties". go to "settings" and check what your screen size is.\n\nif all else fails, perhaps it's your monitor that needs adjusting.