Re: desktop
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krystal wrote:
I somehow did something that caused all my icons to be extremely large.
Actually....everything is LARGE!! How do I fix it to its original size?
Right-click the Desktop > Properties > Settings, and select a screen
resolution that your monitor can support and that is comfortable for you
to use.
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