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02-25-06, 12:38 PM

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monitor screen

I'm sitting at a friends Dell 15" montor and there is about a i" border on each side of the screen.
Anybody know if there is some kind of button or program that will widen it out,or worse case ,is the monitor going west?
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02-25-06, 02:16 PM

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Use the monitor menu controls to adjust the screen

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02-25-06, 02:40 PM

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Thanks. After playing around with the monitor buttons i got the picture to where it should be.

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