Windows xp Home edition desk top game resolution

Using my display changes the display to in your case 1024x768. Changing the
resolution in the game changes what resolution the game only uses. For
instance, you might set the game to 640x480 and run it in a window. If the
original display resolution was greater than 1024x768, a low resolution
setting in the game might have produced the display appearance you
mentioned. To use the game at that resolution, it's usually necessary to run
it in a window, unless you want the game to take over the whold display
screen. Some laptops and LCD monitors behave a bit differently than the
norm, and are exceptions that are individually dealt with.

"Ace" <Ace RemoveThis @discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:70DDA95F-2B70-4328-BC81-F538176F0D7F@microsoft.com...
> Playing Wolfentstein enemy territory I changed my resolution to 1024x768
by
> going to My display icon and then settings. The game appeared on my
desktop
> in the upper left side of desktop filling about 1/3 of desktop screen.
The
> game worked fantastic. After rebooting computer this setting no longer
> appears on my desk top but rather is full screen. I would rather have the
> setting I had on my desk top as the game seemed to work so much better
that
> way. Any explanation as to how to get this set back or why it suddenly
> stopped working this way? The game itself in the setup section is set for
> 1024x768.
> --
> Ace S
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Using my display changes the display to in your case 1024x768. Changing the
resolution in the game changes what resolution the game only uses. For
instance, you might set the game to 640x480 and run it in a window. If the
original display resolution was greater than 1024x768, a low resolution
setting in the game might have produced the display appearance you
mentioned. To use the game at that resolution, it's usually necessary to run
it in a window, unless you want the game to take over the whold display
screen. Some laptops and LCD monitors behave a bit differently than the
norm, and are exceptions that are individually dealt with.

"Ace" <Ace.DeleteThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:70DDA95F-2B70-4328-BC81-F538176F0D7F@microsoft.com...
> Playing Wolfentstein enemy territory I changed my resolution to 1024x768
by
> going to My display icon and then settings. The game appeared on my
desktop
> in the upper left side of desktop filling about 1/3 of desktop screen.
The
> game worked fantastic. After rebooting computer this setting no longer
> appears on my desk top but rather is full screen. I would rather have the
> setting I had on my desk top as the game seemed to work so much better
that
> way. Any explanation as to how to get this set back or why it suddenly
> stopped working this way? The game itself in the setup section is set for
> 1024x768.
> --
> Ace S
 >> Stay informed about: Windows xp Home edition desk top game resolution 

Using my display changes the display to in your case 1024x768. Changing the
resolution in the game changes what resolution the game only uses. For
instance, you might set the game to 640x480 and run it in a window. If the
original display resolution was greater than 1024x768, a low resolution
setting in the game might have produced the display appearance you
mentioned. To use the game at that resolution, it's usually necessary to run
it in a window, unless you want the game to take over the whold display
screen. Some laptops and LCD monitors behave a bit differently than the
norm, and are exceptions that are individually dealt with.

"Ace" <Ace.DeleteThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:70DDA95F-2B70-4328-BC81-F538176F0D7F@microsoft.com...
> Playing Wolfentstein enemy territory I changed my resolution to 1024x768
by
> going to My display icon and then settings. The game appeared on my
desktop
> in the upper left side of desktop filling about 1/3 of desktop screen.
The
> game worked fantastic. After rebooting computer this setting no longer
> appears on my desk top but rather is full screen. I would rather have the
> setting I had on my desk top as the game seemed to work so much better
that
> way. Any explanation as to how to get this set back or why it suddenly
> stopped working this way? The game itself in the setup section is set for
> 1024x768.
> --
> Ace S
 >> Stay informed about: Windows xp Home edition desk top game resolution 

Using my display changes the display to in your case 1024x768. Changing the
resolution in the game changes what resolution the game only uses. For
instance, you might set the game to 640x480 and run it in a window. If the
original display resolution was greater than 1024x768, a low resolution
setting in the game might have produced the display appearance you
mentioned. To use the game at that resolution, it's usually necessary to run
it in a window, unless you want the game to take over the whold display
screen. Some laptops and LCD monitors behave a bit differently than the
norm, and are exceptions that are individually dealt with.

"Ace" <Ace RemoveThis @discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:70DDA95F-2B70-4328-BC81-F538176F0D7F@microsoft.com...
> Playing Wolfentstein enemy territory I changed my resolution to 1024x768
by
> going to My display icon and then settings. The game appeared on my
desktop
> in the upper left side of desktop filling about 1/3 of desktop screen.
The
> game worked fantastic. After rebooting computer this setting no longer
> appears on my desk top but rather is full screen. I would rather have the
> setting I had on my desk top as the game seemed to work so much better
that
> way. Any explanation as to how to get this set back or why it suddenly
> stopped working this way? The game itself in the setup section is set for
> 1024x768.
> --
> Ace S
 >> Stay informed about: Windows xp Home edition desk top game resolution 

Using my display changes the display to in your case 1024x768. Changing the
resolution in the game changes what resolution the game only uses. For
instance, you might set the game to 640x480 and run it in a window. If the
original display resolution was greater than 1024x768, a low resolution
setting in the game might have produced the display appearance you
mentioned. To use the game at that resolution, it's usually necessary to run
it in a window, unless you want the game to take over the whold display
screen. Some laptops and LCD monitors behave a bit differently than the
norm, and are exceptions that are individually dealt with.

"Ace" <Ace.DeleteThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:70DDA95F-2B70-4328-BC81-F538176F0D7F@microsoft.com...
> Playing Wolfentstein enemy territory I changed my resolution to 1024x768
by
> going to My display icon and then settings. The game appeared on my
desktop
> in the upper left side of desktop filling about 1/3 of desktop screen.
The
> game worked fantastic. After rebooting computer this setting no longer
> appears on my desk top but rather is full screen. I would rather have the
> setting I had on my desk top as the game seemed to work so much better
that
> way. Any explanation as to how to get this set back or why it suddenly
> stopped working this way? The game itself in the setup section is set for
> 1024x768.
> --
> Ace S
 >> Stay informed about: Windows xp Home edition desk top game resolution 

Using my display changes the display to in your case 1024x768. Changing the
resolution in the game changes what resolution the game only uses. For
instance, you might set the game to 640x480 and run it in a window. If the
original display resolution was greater than 1024x768, a low resolution
setting in the game might have produced the display appearance you
mentioned. To use the game at that resolution, it's usually necessary to run
it in a window, unless you want the game to take over the whold display
screen. Some laptops and LCD monitors behave a bit differently than the
norm, and are exceptions that are individually dealt with.

"Ace" <Ace DeleteThis @discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:70DDA95F-2B70-4328-BC81-F538176F0D7F@microsoft.com...
> Playing Wolfentstein enemy territory I changed my resolution to 1024x768
by
> going to My display icon and then settings. The game appeared on my
desktop
> in the upper left side of desktop filling about 1/3 of desktop screen.
The
> game worked fantastic. After rebooting computer this setting no longer
> appears on my desk top but rather is full screen. I would rather have the
> setting I had on my desk top as the game seemed to work so much better
that
> way. Any explanation as to how to get this set back or why it suddenly
> stopped working this way? The game itself in the setup section is set for
> 1024x768.
> --
> Ace S
 >> Stay informed about: Windows xp Home edition desk top game resolution 

Using my display changes the display to in your case 1024x768. Changing the
resolution in the game changes what resolution the game only uses. For
instance, you might set the game to 640x480 and run it in a window. If the
original display resolution was greater than 1024x768, a low resolution
setting in the game might have produced the display appearance you
mentioned. To use the game at that resolution, it's usually necessary to run
it in a window, unless you want the game to take over the whold display
screen. Some laptops and LCD monitors behave a bit differently than the
norm, and are exceptions that are individually dealt with.

"Ace" <Ace.TakeThisOut@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:70DDA95F-2B70-4328-BC81-F538176F0D7F@microsoft.com...
> Playing Wolfentstein enemy territory I changed my resolution to 1024x768
by
> going to My display icon and then settings. The game appeared on my
desktop
> in the upper left side of desktop filling about 1/3 of desktop screen.
The
> game worked fantastic. After rebooting computer this setting no longer
> appears on my desk top but rather is full screen. I would rather have the
> setting I had on my desk top as the game seemed to work so much better
that
> way. Any explanation as to how to get this set back or why it suddenly
> stopped working this way? The game itself in the setup section is set for
> 1024x768.
> --
> Ace S
 >> Stay informed about: Windows xp Home edition desk top game resolution