Cool! Not much of an issue for how I use it, but a nice list of steps to have around. On Tue, 7 Feb 2006, Bryan Hurley wrote: > *Q: *How do I enable 640 x 480 resolution in Windows XP?*A: *Microsoft(r) > Windows(r) XP does not have the 640 =D7 480 screen resolution available i= n the > Display Settings dialog box by default. There is a way to enable 640 =D7 = 480 > in Windows XP for older games and applications that need 640 =D7 480 scre= en > resolution. > > Use the following steps to enable 640 =D7 480 in Windows XP. > > > 1. From the *Start* menu, click *Control Panel*. > > 2. Click *Appearances and Themes*. > > 3. Click *Display*. > > 4. Click the *Settings* tab. > > 5. Click *Advanced*. > > 6. Click the *Adapter* tab. > > 7. Click *List All Modes*. > > 8. Select *640 by 480, 256 Colors, 70 Hertz*. > > 9. Click *OK*. > > 10. Click *OK*. > > 11. Click *Yes* to retain the setting. > > 12. Click *OK*. > > 13. From the *File* menu, clcik *Close* to exit *Appearances and > Themes*. > > 14. This enables 640 =D7 480 screen resolution permanently. > > > > On 2/7/06, Chris Saari <> wrote: > > > > I use an SV-6 with my Sony Vaio U70 which spits out 800x600 and it work= s, > > but reading text gets harder because it is downscaled. You just can't g= et > > around that... if you want to know how it will look for your applicatio= ns > > take a full res screen shot and scale it down to 640x480 in Photoshop. > > > > -chris > > > > On Tue, 7 Feb 2006, Craig M. Armstrong wrote: > > > > > _______________________________________________ Wear-Hard mailing list
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