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| Dallas wrote:
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> "boB"
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> I call boB the stripper.
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> (You know... for his picture strips)
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> Dalli
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Just wait until I post the next mess. Maybe I'll try now.
When I had the 19" VX930 horizontally spanned with my 15" flat screen I
had to drag the top down, and the bottom up, on the 19" so my wide
screen would line up and it made a great wide screen display.
You can see I had to shrink the display on the 19" down to fit the 15"
monitor.
http://xs73.xs.to/pics/06125/15-x-19-horiz-spanned.jpg
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Then I got the 21" LCD monitor. Placing it beside the 19" CRT I found
there was no way to shrink the LCD. Even with the book I can't find a
way to do it. So I could use them as 2 displays, aircraft on the 21"
and the radios etc on the 19" CRT. Also I kept the message talking about
LCDs must be on the native resolution to have a clear picture which I
found 100% correct. With both monitors on their native res it looked
like this.
http://xs73.xs.to/pics/06125/lcd-x-crt.jpg
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Then I spanned the monitors where I left the 21" LCD alone and shaped
the 19" CRT to fit and align with the LCD.
I used a resolution of: 3200 x 1024. But the text on the LCD was
blurry at that resolution.
http://xs73.xs.to/pics/06125/21-x-19-horiz-spanned.jpg
http://xs73.xs.to/pics/06125/21x19-widescreen.jpg
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Then I changed the resolution to:
2560 x 960 and the LCD now looks fine. I think it could be better and if
someone can tell me what resolution to use I would be grateful.
http://xs73.xs.to/pics/06125/2560x960-50-zoom.jpg
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The 19" VX930 CRT Native Res = 1600x1200
The 21" LCD Native Res = 1680x1050
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So..... Gregory, or anyone, what does the spreadsheet say the
resolution that will create the widescreen horizontal spanned display
and keep the LCD screen crisp????
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boB
Wing 70
U.S. Army Aviation (retired)
Central Texas - 5NM West of Gray Army Airfield (KGRK)
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