Another question:
Does each different size (or type) of LCD have its own native resolution?
Reason is this. My other computer that shares the same monitor (key board &
mouse) has a different Graphics card and at the highest resolution, can only
get to 1600X1024. I can't get 1600x1050. What are my options then.

Maybe that is what the powertoy, below, is for. I will check that out too.

Thanks

"Leonard Grey" <Leonard@Grey.invalid> wrote in message
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> If you have an LCD monitor you can improve the appearance of text by using
> ClearType. If you do not have an LCD monitor text will appear better
> without ClearType.
>
> An LCD monitor is designed to be used at its native resolution. The image
> will look fuzzy at other resolutions. If you do not have an LCD monitor
> you are free to use whatever resolution is supported by your monitor and
> video card.
>
> ---
> Leonard Grey
> Errare humanum est
>
> JCO wrote:
>> I'm having issues with my computer. The text always seems to be blurred.
>> I have a high resolution setting, 1600X1024. My video card is a 512 MB,
>> 128 bits, GeForce 8600GTS (which is a very good card). Reading news on
>> the Internet, emails using outlook and even pop up dialogs are difficult
>> because the letters (text) are not sharp. My monitor is a Samsung
>> SyncMaster 2053.
>>
>> I've already made sure that I'm running the proper drivers for my monitor
>> and the video card. What else can I do? Thanks
>>
>>