The display system was created to optimize XGA screen resolutions; therefore, 1024 x 768 will provide a much sharper image than 640 x 480. There is a known problem running Norton Anti-Virus Software. Here is how you can get your system up and running quickly. Reboot the system and press the F8 key on the keyboard when the screen appears saying "Starting Windows 95." This will allow you to see a startup menu. Modify the autoexc.

A picture resolution of 640 x 480 is a minimum requirement for optimum display and optimum functionality of the STORYBOX Network. A picture with a resolution less than 640 x 480 displays with black borders on all 4 sides. There is no way to make these pictures full-screen when displayed on the Frame.

The Frame compresses this picture to 640 x 480 for display. If the picture is stored in your StoryCenter on the STORYBOX Network (in your Inbox, or in an Album), it will be stored at its original resolution there. If you Share! a picture directly from your Frame (to another Frame, to another STORYBOX member's Inbox, to an e-mail address), it will not be possible for the receiver to regain the picture's original resolution.

We use this screen resolution throughout the site as we feel it offers the greatest amount of clarity for browsing our site content. We've researched this issue and found that this is currently also the most commonly used resolution amongst internet users.

Yes, CheckUp will run at a lower resolution but it is not recommended. The installer will not allow you to install CheckUp if you do not have a monitor resolution of at least 1024x768. Running CheckUp at a lower resolution may result in some parts of the CheckUp window being pushed off the screen making it difficult to navigate in the program. To use CheckUp at a lower resolution, you must first temporarily change your resolution to 1024 x 768.

The maximum resolution and specifications of BRAVIA LCD TV's are as follows. BRAVIA V Series: Support highest computer resolut...

Although we recommend that you set your screen resolution to 1024 by 768, you can set your monitor to a resolution of 800 by 600, and use the scroll bars to focus on the parts of the floor you want.

When recording a video at 640 x 480, the amount of information that is created could easily exceed 100 MB! In order for you to save and view such a large image file, your system will need a lot of resources available, such as 200 MHz with 64 MB RAM.

This is related to the hardware you are using. You are probably using an older PCI-equipped Mac (PowerMac 9600 or earlier) with an analog video capture card. On such a configuration, every bit of computing power is required to capture the video stream due to the poor performance of the PCI-controller chips. Videodelic does a lot more than just capture the video stream and this interferes (in some cases) with the captures card's ability to capture a full-sized frame.

Note: If you are using an external modem, make sure that your modem is turned on and that your computer is connected to the serial / com port of your computer. Click once on the Sunrise Internet icon to highlight it. It may be named something else, possibly even a phone number. If you have it, consult your modem document for an initialization string suitable for PPP or TCP/IP connections. In the Extra settings field, type the proper initialization string.

To display 320X480 maps on your Palm Tungsten T3, you have to install the patch T3DIAcompatibility.zip from PalmSource, that it is included in the Tracker.zip package This PalmSource package distributed by the Dynamic Input area compatibility prcs that are needed on the Tungsten T3 device to be compatible with the PalmSource Dynamic Input Area APIs. Please install these on your device via HotSync if you want to run application that uses the Palm DIA APIs.

The CP-400AS video server card needs more graphics memory at higher resolution. The best graphics mode is 800 x 600/ High-Color or 800 x 600/ True-Color when use the @Witness application software.

The latest 3DFX drivers for Voodoo cards can be flaky with Quake III and Elite Force. Try the Wicked3D drivers from http://www.wicked3d.com.

Answer: In most cases DVD X Maker will handle a change in display resolution properly, but it is best to avoid switching resolution if the application is busy such as playing back a video, auto generating a menu, or loading the DVD Simulator. If the application stops playing video, try switching views in the workspace. If that does not respond, you will need to close the application with the Task Manager and reopen it.

Yes. The Pixera Camera will capture an image at the resolution you choose regardless of the resolution the monitor can display.

Not necessarily. A higher resolution screen setting may not always give you better picture quality. Screens that are a higher resolution tend to have the best picture when used with a high definition signal. Some lower resolution monitors will have a better picture when viewing DVD's.

Not necessarily. While expensive sunglasses are usually high quality, you can also get a good pair for under $20 if you're a careful shopper. Just make sure to check that they provide adequate protection from UV light and are free of distortions. You can also take them to your eyecare professional to have the lenses metered to determine the amount of UV that passes through the lenses. That way you can be sure that you are getting the most from your sunglasses.