Display Settings
It is becoming increasingly
difficult to lay out some of the more complex pages to fit well on a 800
x 600 screen while still looking good on a higher resolution. Some of
the latest pages are now being optimised for the more common settings
used today. Most computers use a setting of 1024 x 768 or higher. If you find that the images are not properly displayed
on your computer, then try setting
your display to a higher resolution using the instructions below,
as most computers that are still working today can operate with these higher
settings. If changing the settings does not work for you and
the new pages are spoiling your
enjoyment.
The website is also optimised for the
Microsoft Internet Explorer. If you use a different browser, and
you experience problems with enjoying the web pages, then please also
mail me.
Changing the Display Resolution
The Setting Instructions below apply to Windows, a similar approach
is used for Apple Mac.
The windows that you see will depend on which version of Windows you
are using, but are similar.
Right Click on the desktop, anywhere where there is NOT an icon.
Then click on Properties. A window will open, click on the
Settings tab. On the left of the window you will see a slider for
screen resolution. Try sliding it to the right and setting it to
1024 x 768 and then click on Apply. The display resolution will
change. If you don't like the new setting after you have tried it
out, then use the same procedure to reset
it to the original setting (probably 880 x 600). You may have to
reposition your desktop icons again afterwards, sorry.
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