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platinum G3 forgets own video resolution settings
Ditto the monitor resolution settings and, I'll add, an often neglected area to check when video problems hit...the setting of the monitor 'refresh rate' with some users insisting on setting the refresh rate to the absolute max [or opting for the 'optimal' refresh rate setting which may or may NOT be the best one!

Video resolution low?
I would have liked to get higher refresh rates but I didn't go into the Advanced monitor settings, I just went into the medium ones because I don't trust myself with setting both horizontal and vertical refresh rates. Don I don't know how it is in Debian stable, but in my Gentoo setup commenting out the refresh

registry entries for video
Kyle k...@tsr.com microsoft public windowsxp general For what it is worth I am not trying to change the resolution via the registry. I am having some difficults with a video card and I am trying to diagnose the problem. The registry keys should help me in this endevor. Thanks, "John John" <audetw...@nbnet.nb.ca>

How to block users from changing Resolution Settings?
Peter Below 100113.1...@compuserve.com borland public delphi winapi How do you change the system color (256 -> 16 bit) & resolution (640x480 -> 800x600) within a delphi 2.0 app. Vikas, you use EnumDisplaySettings to find a display setting supported by the video driver that matches your need and then

Login screen freezes after not using the pc after a while
I'm using a 700mhz Processor with 512MB of RAM, it is to slow to capture Video with a Resolution at 640x480,so I must make sure that my Resolution setting is LOW (320x240,352x240,480x480). When I burn SVCD's, I used 698mb chunked files and they are generated as 698mb Video Clips when Burnt to a 700mb CD.

Friggin 'puters! (OT) Long Rant
Russell Odom rjo...@york.ac.uk comp os ms-windows win95 moderated Steve Hoffman wrote: I'm still a bit confused on the advantages of increased video resolution. For instance, if I view the Wall Street Journal's web site on Netscape at 640x480, I see a portion of the page onscreen. If I increase the resolution,

Wierd Video/Monitor/A7V Problem
Are you talking about the default video resolution? And you want to change it to a different one? Or do you just want to twiddle an existing resolution? allow you to change the resolution settings. Eh? It's not meant to. It shows you the settings you want to put in your XF86Config[-4] for that resolution.

Cannot re-config xfree86
High screen resolution will allow me to capture radiology images exceeding 3000x3000 at full resolution, whereas now I suffer image compression and data loss. Is there a screen or display utility or is there a video card that allows such high resolution settings on a lower resolution monitor?

FA : Sony PVM-14M4U 14" Broadcast Monitor
I've looked high and low and can't find how to get video to work in Win-OS/2 short of a reinstall of OS/2. How do I reset the video resolution? I had Win-OS/2 working fine until I added a new printer. Then I got gibberish on the new printer, the old one is fine. So I did a selective install and reinstalled Win-OS/2

Black Screen
The number of horizontal lines (vertical resolution) is limited to the NTSC standard of 525 or ~480 visible. So does that mean the vertical resolution will look the same at both computer resolution settings? You would think so, but it depends on how the card processes the computer output for NTSC video.

Video Setting
Ever since then Windows frequently forgets my video settings and goes back to 640x480x4. If I try to reset the screen resolution to its normal mode (800x512x32), the screen blanks, and stays at 640x480x4. To get windows back to 800x512x32 the following sometimes works: Select 1600x1024x4 reboot Windows boots and is

Any way to change video display resolution from a batch file?
Or to save yourself that step, choose a different resolution thas your previous setting. -ciao RK Donny <do...@trollnet.com> wrote in article <01be495e$20499800$ee263ed1@donny>... Does anyone know how to or if there is a way to set the video resolution for different user. Some programs require 256 colors and other

Editing HV20 HDV Footage
Open run and type in msconfig now under the boot.ini tab their is and option if checked to start windows in a very basic video resolution mode make sure this is not checked. sorry I can't be clearer right now but if you go to the boot.ini tab it should explain itself. Good luck. Mike Pawlak I checked my boot.ini

360 questions
Go through the steps to set your screen resolution if needed. If the dropdown list does not have "Highest (32 bit)" as a selection, click on the "Advanced" button at the bottom of the Settings configuration window. Click the "Adapter" tab to see what is installed as your video/graphic device.

Help! Can't see Windows on screen!
In many circumstances, you can change the video resolution in Windows 95/98 without restarting Windows. If you change the color depth or the video driver Advanced Graphics Settings Windows 95/98 has a built-in method for troubleshooting video problems. There is a slider you can adjust to change the way Windows

Screen resolution
richard noel fell fel...@rcn.com linux redhat misc How can I change the video resolution in redhat 9? xvidtune does not allow you to change the resolution settings. Thanks, Dick Fell.

SiS530 video driver settings "stuck" at 640x480
I find it annoying as a user during testing when I need to change my resolution that all desktop icons are zapped over the the left size. For testing purposes, if I create another "test" userid with a different resolution, that won't change my main userid Display video resolution settings?? As Steve has told you,

windows forgets video settings
I would like to know if NetMeeting has a maximum resolution. I know that within NetMeeting OPTIONS > VIDEO there is a "Send image size", with "Small", "Medium", and "Large" radio selections. How large is large? Dependent on the client's screen resolution settings? (A certain percentage of the screen space) Any

@~Interesting problem~@ HELP?
"DWilliams" <d...@bayou.nojunk> wrote: »Hello All, » »A while back I believe I saw some references to getting or reading a user's »system video resolution. There were two methods, one using an API call. If »possible could this be reposted? Don't know whether this can be done with straight Excel/VBA code,

Windows 98 Video problems
Is there a way to change the video resolution from the dos prompt? In windows 3.x you could go into setup. Thanks for any help. Chris roth0...@scc.net Chris, The Safe Mode start function keys can be used when a Windows 95 computer is using incorrect drivers or settings, so that you can start Windows 95 and