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    SXGA would make everything too small for me....

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by elazarus, Apr 20, 2005.

  1. elazarus

    elazarus Notebook Geek

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    ....how does the T43 work at 1024 as an XGA?

    Would the SXGA be a waste if set to 1024?

    Right now I use an HP which goes to 1280 at 1024 and make the Icons and menus bold (personal Preference)

    Thank you
     
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    i don't understand your post

    you want to get sxga screen resolution but run it at xga?
     
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    Thank you....1400 is much to small for my liking......

    Elliot
     
    elazarus, Apr 20, 2005
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    You do know that in Windows you can change the DPI settings to make things bigger.

    Go to Display Properties -> Settings -> Advance,
    change DPI settings to 120 to make things 25% larger.

    This setting works very well for me with a 14" SXGA+ screen.
    It is nice to have the extra desktop space.

    Using XGA resolution on a SXGA+ LCD will make things look very fuzzy.
     
    mysbca, Apr 20, 2005
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