Guest SleepEKat Posted March 27, 2004 Report Posted March 27, 2004 On one computer, the resolution for Continuum 0.38 can be changed to a much higher setting that on another. I was wondering if it is possible to change the resolution on the one computer to as high of a level as that on the other computer. The computer which has the lower choices is a laptop with a smaller monitor. The computer with the higher settings has a larger monitor. There is a definite disadvantage to having only low resolutions available. How can I change the resolution on the laptop? (i understand everything will be smaller, but the advantages of having the higher resolution far outweigh that problem.) Thank you!!
Bargeld Posted March 27, 2004 Report Posted March 27, 2004 Most laptops have a maximum res of 1024x768 or 1280x1024.
Dav Posted March 27, 2004 Report Posted March 27, 2004 mine is 1400 x 1050 on my laptop and i can select heigher resolutions if i want, they dont work though.
plant. Posted March 28, 2004 Report Posted March 28, 2004 i thought my new flatscreen would give me a higher resolution. But it doesnt
Xeterax Posted March 28, 2004 Report Posted March 28, 2004 How big is yours? You should update your drivers using Windows Update. (And probably update everything else if it's available)
Jericho24. Posted March 28, 2004 Report Posted March 28, 2004 In continuum advanced options tick "show deafult resolutions". It will then give you the option to use any res upto 2048x1536, even if your computer/monitor doesnt support them. My monitor supposedly supports 1920xwhatever, but i can get away with 2048x1536. Hope this helps.
plant. Posted March 28, 2004 Report Posted March 28, 2004 How big is yours? You should update your drivers using Windows Update. (And probably update everything else if it's available)i also have a brand new computer so everything is up to date at least, i think haha
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