Certain webpages i visit are all squished up, so that they have a border on each side of them about 3 inches from the edge of the computers screens on the right and left sides.
Its not smaller, its actually compressed so that text and such overlays eachother.
For example, the webpage is the same size whether or not i have the bookmarks open or not-it just has less border at that point, but the screen does not expand or shrink.
This is the case in both IE and Firefox so i am assuming it is a computer setting and not a browser issue.
Can you post a link to one of the pages so others can check them? Trouble could be the website it self. I've seen some that had text overlapping other text or graphics.
I think I know what you mean. Such websites may only display properly in Internet Explorer as I've seen overlayed text that's completely out of place in both Opera and Firefox.
Ok, but why is the writing in my screen shot all out of whack? Like the headlines for the two videos are not in the black area like in your guys screen shots. Mine is all off center.
Ok, but why is the writing in my screen shot all out of whack? Like the headlines for the two videos are not in the black area like in your guys screen shots. Mine is all off center.
I'll have to play around with this.
Good question. Maybe try manufacturer for graphics drivers instead of using Vistas' or vice versa.
Ok, but why is the writing in my screen shot all out of whack? Like the headlines for the two videos are not in the black area like in your guys screen shots. Mine is all off center.
I'll have to play around with this.
I think its because you have the size of the font increased.
Well his vista computer screenshot looks fine, except for the mega huge fonts. I think its the other one he needs to bring up the resolution on.(depending on monitor size of course)
The vista is my 17" laptop screen. Come to think of it, it could be considered a widescreen monitor, so maybe that is the issue?
The XP is on a 19" desktop screen.
I tried changing the screen size earlier, but when i change it, it doesnt look as clear, almost a bit fuzzy. Maybe a graphics card issue?
XPSP2 suggested maybe graphics cards drivers, but I am a bit worried to mess with those as I had a lot of problems on my desktop when I was trying to update my ATI drivers-I ended up rolling them back to just keep from having issues.
