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| | change screen size to see dialog boxes? I have a wide screen monitor. It's native resolution is 1280-720 I have the computer software (Windows Vista Home edition) set to this size... The picture is wonderful...BUT.......numerous programs...specifically --Windows Movie Maker this evening....--have their "command choices" on the very bottom of the dialog boxes. When I am set to 1280-720...the choice is too low to be seen. You cannot pull the box UP enough, since it hits the top end of the screen and stops. My work-around has been to change the screen resolution to 1280-900 ?? or some -such. It look awful, but at least I can see, and select, the choices. Any ideas?? I cannot find a way, in Moviemaker, to change the size of the "choice boxes"??? Surely there is a way to be able to see the bottom line of the boxes without changing to a poor resolution on one's screen.. thanks very much, Rich |
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| | Re: change screen size to see dialog boxes? Are you the a PC interface (VGA) or a HDTV interface HDMI/DVI) "richg99" <rich99sue@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:uigVaPr7IHA.2072@xxxxxx Quote: >I have a wide screen monitor. It's native resolution is 1280-720 I have >the computer software (Windows Vista Home edition) set to this size... > > The picture is wonderful...BUT.......numerous > programs...specifically --Windows Movie Maker this evening....--have their > "command choices" on the very bottom of the dialog boxes. When I am set > to 1280-720...the choice is too low to be seen. You cannot pull the box UP > enough, since it hits the top end of the screen and stops. > > My work-around has been to change the screen resolution to 1280-900 ?? or > some -such. It look awful, but at least I can see, and select, the > choices. > > Any ideas?? I cannot find a way, in Moviemaker, to change the size of the > "choice boxes"??? Surely there is a way to be able to see the bottom line > of the boxes without changing to a poor resolution on one's screen.. > > thanks very much, Rich |
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| | Re: change screen size to see dialog boxes? I guess I am a VGA... Rich "Curious" <spammenot@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:EC395480-07E3-4B90-8C56-4354EFDD8257@xxxxxx Quote: > Are you the a PC interface (VGA) or a HDTV interface HDMI/DVI) > "richg99" <rich99sue@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:uigVaPr7IHA.2072@xxxxxx Quote: >>I have a wide screen monitor. It's native resolution is 1280-720 I have >>the computer software (Windows Vista Home edition) set to this size... >> >> The picture is wonderful...BUT.......numerous >> programs...specifically --Windows Movie Maker this evening....--have >> their "command choices" on the very bottom of the dialog boxes. When I >> am set to 1280-720...the choice is too low to be seen. You cannot pull >> the box UP enough, since it hits the top end of the screen and stops. >> >> My work-around has been to change the screen resolution to 1280-900 ?? or >> some -such. It look awful, but at least I can see, and select, the >> choices. >> >> Any ideas?? I cannot find a way, in Moviemaker, to change the size of the >> "choice boxes"??? Surely there is a way to be able to see the bottom >> line of the boxes without changing to a poor resolution on one's screen.. >> >> thanks very much, Rich |
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