ken69
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Monitor resolutionHave just bought a new Dell 17" monitor and moved it to 1280x1024 from 800x600....blimey things are so small...tho less scrolling.
Can anyone guess what I have done wrong.
Am already on the largest text in 'View'
Can barely see the submit button.
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Gervase
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After years of fannying around, I've settled on 1280x960; sometimes I run out of desk space, but most of the time it gives enough room to do things while leaving controls big enough to see!
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dpack
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i change mine up for photo /artwork ,medium for this , and a bit lower for complex gaming as that is what seems to work best .
guess that sort of applies whatever the hardware .
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ken69
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Monitor resolutionYes, got it on medium now, marginally better.
Not so much scrolling but hardly worth £126.
Thank you for the feedback.
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Fee
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'Fraid I work at 1600 x 1200 where possible (stoopid laptop will only go to 1028 x 764), I need as much screen size as possible to work on...I'm designing and building training courses designed for 1024 x 768 a lot of the time, so it's nice to have a bit of room around that.
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jema
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| Fee wrote: | | 'Fraid I work at 1600 x 1200 where possible (stoopid laptop will only go to 1028 x 764), I need as much screen size as possible to work on...I'm designing and building training courses designed for 1024 x 768 a lot of the time, so it's nice to have a bit of room around that. |
I used to work at 1600x1280 on a 19" CRT as well 
It is now 2x 1280x1024 on 19" TFTs with a tendency to decrease the text size below normal. I just like to get as much on screen as I can.
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culpepper
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mines set at 1600 X 1200.
If you use opera for your browser you can have the pages displayed from 20% of the size upto 1000% which is very useful(not the 1000%) when reading pages with loads of text.
When on windows I use 1280 X 1024 and everything is huge
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