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Old 07-12-2008, 15:45   #9
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Re: Running a game at a reduced resolution

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Originally Posted by homealone View Post
Sorry, this may be getting away from your problem with the game, however if the monitor is recognised as a standard 'plug & play' monitor & you are adjusting resolution via the graphics card settings, I'm surprised the display isn't re-sizing properly?

If you have the monitor connected with a VGA lead, rather than DVI, it may be you have adjusted the screen settings using the monitors manual controls & that will have to be re-done for a resolution change?

My thought was having the monitor at its native resolution would be the best place to start when trying to diagnose why your DOS based game wasn't displaying correctly.
I have the monitor connected via DVI and have adjusted the resolution in the Windows Control Panel >>> Display Settings
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