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Old 12th Nov 2007, 12:57
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Hey,
Recently, I noticed the difference between my Vista and my XP.
They have to same sized monitors but on my XP it's all kinda big. Any idea how to shrink it.
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Old 12th Nov 2007, 13:38
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Control Panel, Display, Settings, and adjust the Screen Resolution, if that is what you mean
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Old 12th Nov 2007, 13:39
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I can see your talking about the resolution of your monitor.
To change it to make it bigger or smaller:

For Windows XP.
Right click on your desktop>properties>settings>then you'll see a screen resolution slider. Move it up on mark at a time until it's the size you like.

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Old 13th Nov 2007, 09:33
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Thanks guys for the quick and positive feedback
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Old 13th Nov 2007, 09:34
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Oh your welcome. That's what WE'RE here to do

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