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Windows too large
System specs: Vista Business Intel Core2Duocpu t5470 NVIDIA GeForce 8400M GS I was having problems seeing the fonts inside the windows and the icons on the desk top. I customized the DPI to 144. This made the widows too large. When I went back to the DPI page to change back to 96 DPI, I couldn't reach the buttons on the bottom of the page to apply the change. The other problem is that the task bar is too large. It covers the bottom of the page. Again, I can't change it because I can't reach the apply buttons on the bottom of the page. I need to make the changes because the DVD player won't work with these settings. I changed the resolutions (to 1280x720), as suggested by the pop-up, but that didn't work. I googled to see if there was a way of using the keyboard to make the changes to the DPI but couldn't find any. I have some knowledge of the computer. I can follow directions. -- Philomena |
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Windows too large
You just need to press Enter to activate the Ok button (any Ok button as
long as the focus isn't on a text entry area). Escape activates the Cancel button pretty much always. -- .. -- "Philomena" wrote in message ... System specs: Vista Business Intel Core2Duocpu t5470 NVIDIA GeForce 8400M GS I was having problems seeing the fonts inside the windows and the icons on the desk top. I customized the DPI to 144. This made the widows too large. When I went back to the DPI page to change back to 96 DPI, I couldn't reach the buttons on the bottom of the page to apply the change. The other problem is that the task bar is too large. It covers the bottom of the page. Again, I can't change it because I can't reach the apply buttons on the bottom of the page. I need to make the changes because the DVD player won't work with these settings. I changed the resolutions (to 1280x720), as suggested by the pop-up, but that didn't work. I googled to see if there was a way of using the keyboard to make the changes to the DPI but couldn't find any. I have some knowledge of the computer. I can follow directions. -- Philomena |
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Windows too large
You just need to press Enter to activate the Ok button (any Ok button as
long as the focus isn't on a text entry area). Escape activates the Cancel button pretty much always. -- .. -- "Philomena" wrote in message ... System specs: Vista Business Intel Core2Duocpu t5470 NVIDIA GeForce 8400M GS I was having problems seeing the fonts inside the windows and the icons on the desk top. I customized the DPI to 144. This made the widows too large. When I went back to the DPI page to change back to 96 DPI, I couldn't reach the buttons on the bottom of the page to apply the change. The other problem is that the task bar is too large. It covers the bottom of the page. Again, I can't change it because I can't reach the apply buttons on the bottom of the page. I need to make the changes because the DVD player won't work with these settings. I changed the resolutions (to 1280x720), as suggested by the pop-up, but that didn't work. I googled to see if there was a way of using the keyboard to make the changes to the DPI but couldn't find any. I have some knowledge of the computer. I can follow directions. -- Philomena |