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Re: XyWrite in a big CRT monitor
- Subject: Re: XyWrite in a big CRT monitor
- From: fenda@xxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 04 Jan 2002 08:47:34 +0100
Thanks to Jeff and Jordan for their suggestions. I am using XyWrite
4.018 and I am a fan of full screen (I am not running the program in a
Windows window and I don't like it). Maybe my problem is due to lack of
experience with the new big monitor but, in the meanwhile, I am
disappointed with the big characters and the very visible pixels.
I am using 1280x1024 Windows resolution, 24 bpp color, an ATI 3D Rage
Pro card and an Eizo 21" monitor.
Best regards,
Manuel Castelao
"J. R. Fox" wrote:
>
> Peregrine@xxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> > ≪ I am now using a 21" inch monitor and, obviously, the XyWrite text
> > screen is very big. I can see the pixels and the matrix of the character
> > very clearly, too clearly for my taste. I have attempted different
> > default settings (like eg=2 and so on) but the 43 or 50 lines screens
> > are ugly. Any suggestions for achieving a more comfortable vision?
> > Manuel Castelao ≫
> >
> > Assuming you are running this in Windows, set up a desktop "shortcut" and
> > adjust Properties/Screen/Usage to "Window" using the "Default" size (You may
> > already be doing this). Then increase your screen resolution to something
> > HIGHER than 800 x 600. (Unless your vision is severely weak, you don't want
> > lower resolution settings on a 21" monitor.) This should force XyWrite to
> > run in a window that is closer to the size you're accustomed to seeing. It
> > may take further experimentation to get the results you want, but once you've
> > got it, you've got it.
> >
> > Jeff Seager
>
> I should have thought of what you suggested to Manuel. Come to think of it, my
> Dad has run his Xy-3 on up to 17-inchers, at 800 x 600, and I probably had -- at
> least subconsciously -- a similar reaction to the display. When I tried to
> promote
> the idea of a higher res., he objected that icons and titles on desktop items
> then
> became too small.
>
> Jordan