Re: not sure how to describe this but...

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It sounds like he played a game that reset his screen
resolution. To BMILK, right click on the desktop and select
properties, then look at the settings tab to see what it is
now set at. You may need to reinstall or update the
graphics drivers (using the device manager) if the codes
that smooth the lines and fonts have been damaged.
You didn't say, are you using a CRT monitor or an LCD panel?
The LCD must be set at the native resolution to get the
proper appearance.


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"Kelly" <kelly@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| Without knowning more ....run the edit on line 4:
| http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm
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| All the Best,
| Kelly (MS-MVP)
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| Troubleshooting Windows XP
| http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com
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| "bmilk" <bmilk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
| news:8136D18C-D3BE-4C9E-B4E6-CF2612D63CA2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
| > Recently, my computer may have been compromised or
something, by a hacker
| > or
| > virus or what exactly I dont know, but now my text (icon
names, web page
| > displays, etc.) on everything is a little bit rigid or
broken ? Anyone
| > out
| > there know what Im talking about? Before, the text was
very smooth and
| > the
| > definition was stronger/sharper in appearance. What
happened? How can I
| > get
| > it back to the way it was? Just do a system restore?
Or will that be
| > doing
| > too much? Please help, anyone.
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