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Information and Help with your computer
To
change your computer's screen resolution
(You
can print this page)
- Click the Start
button at lower left.
- Go to Settings.
- Go to Control Panel.
- In Control Panel
find the Display (monitor) icon and Double click it.
- The Display Properties
dialog box will open.
- Choose the Settings
tab.
- In Screen area,
set the desktop size.
- Choose 1152 X 864 or 1280 X 960 pixels, depending on your preference.
- Hit the Apply
button.
- Hit the O.K.
button.
Users with
Microsoft Windows XP
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Click the
Start button at the lower left.
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Click on
control Panel.
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Click on
Appearances and Themes.
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Click on
Display.
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Click on the
Settings tab.
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In the
Screen Resolution box, While holding down the left
button on your mouse, move the arrow to the desired
Pixels.
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Click the
Apply button.
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Click the
ok button.
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Close the
Appearances and Themes box.
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Drag and drop
any icons back in place, that might have been moved on your
desktop, and that's it.
What is a
URL ?
Abbreviation for Uniform Resource Locator,
the global address of documents and other resources on the World
Wide Web.
The first part of the address indicates what protocol to use,
and the second part specifies the IP address or the domain name
where the resource is located.
For example, the two URLs below point to two different files at
the same domain. The first specifies an executable file that
should be fetched using the FTP protocol; the second specifies a
Web Page that should be fetched using the HTTP
protocol.
So, in surfing the web, a URL is the proper address for whatever
web page or document your dealing with.
Note: When you type in an www.name address into a search engine,
if you also type in the http:// in front of it, most will take
you directly to to that address. When you just type in the
www.name address you deal with listings or links. It's just the
fastest way to get to the address your trying to get to, is all.
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