I Just Bought A 17 Inch Monitor, Everything Is Stretched Sideways, Can I Stop This?
You will need to adjust your screen resolution to fit your new monitor size.
If you use windows, click [Start][Control Panel] and then [Display Settings] or similar (note, if you have an NVidia card, this may be called NVidia Control Panel). If you can't find this, right-click your desktop and select properties. Depending on the version of windows you use, you may need to look through the different tabs, but you want an option called Screen Resolution or Size - it will be set to an option like 1024x768. Play around with different settings to see what looks best on your new monitor - if it is widescreen you may need something like 1280x800. When you hit apply, it will show you your new screen for 10 or 15 seconds, if it is ok then click ok, otherwise it will revert to the previous settings when the timer counts down, so if your screen goes very wrong, don't worry - wait a short while and it will return to the previous settings.
If you use linux then it depends on the distro you use, in Ubuntu it is under [System][Preferences][Screen Resolution]
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Right click on the Desktop and choose Properties.
Go to the settings tab and choose a resolution suitable for your monitor.
Examples:
4:3 normal screen – 1280×1024 (or 1024×768)
widescreen – 1680×1050 (or 1280×800)
if you have a auto fix button in your monitor, press it and it will automatically fix it, if not, go to the menu and do it manually.
I assume your new monitor is Widescreen format; you should adjust your display properties in the control panel to suit, or use the monitor’s settings to work in standard 4:3 format.
Adjust the size, if your using it for computer then adjust the screen settings through your OS. OS being Operating system.
just got to the tv menu and change the settings, at the moment you are trying to view widescreen on a normal size tv
I seriously just noticed lol lookes like a person drowning and OK is a sideways person. haha
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In my view 19" monitor is good enough.. unless u want to watch TV in it from some distance.
Your all sideways and stuff.
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It depends on the size of the image also.
Example: Suppose that you wanted to print a 10" X 7.5" image 300dpi resolution.
10" X 300 dpi = 3,000 dots wide
7.5" X 300 dpi = 2,250 dots tall
3,000 dots X 2,250 dots = 6,750,000 dots or pixels; otherwise known as 6.75 mega pixels.
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