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  1. 01-21-2006 #1
    smitteho@aim.com
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    Reslution (slackware 9.0 KDE)

    Whoa i have alot of questions this should be one of my last, How do i set the screen res.. it set at the 1024X800 and where i program and all its to small to see the full code, how would i set it bigger?
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    Are you in text mode? If not, then try CTRL+ALT+ +/- on the keypad.
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    Use 'xf86config' (run from the command line) to configure your monitor. Make sure to have your monitor specifications with you. Copy the resulting XF86Config-4 to /etc/X11

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  4. 01-21-2006 #4
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    Thanks brian it worked and oosterhouse it worked tuu but wasn;t permenant
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