Bruce Johnson6/23/03 10:50 [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jon Svenson wrote: >> It will not damage the computer or the monitor. The reason it isn't >> recommended is because OS X is designed to be run at 800x600 or greater, >> therefore it looks better. > > More than that! OSX requires 800x600 because there are dialogs that > *will not fit* on a 640x480 screen. You will get into a situation where > you will find it quite difficult to do any work. > > A better solution in your case would be to use Universal Access (in the > System Prefs) to turn on screen zoom.
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