On Oct 2, 3:15 pm, mahjongg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can add a video card and monitor configuration program "Screens
> and Graphics", by adding it with the menu editor, you can find here:
>
> System Preferences>Preferences>Main-menu
>
> You can find the "Screens and Graphics" in the "others" section.
> It will also appear in the "others" section in the Applications menu.
> Start the "Screens and Graphics" menu, and give your login password.
> With this program, you can configure gOS to use the correct graphics
> card and monitor, you can test each combination. One pre-condition is
> that you must know -exactly- what video card is in your system, and
> you need to have a good idea what monitor/LCD you are using, or at
> least what maximum resolution it can do.
>
Thank you. I will try this. My biggest problem at this point is that I
have no idea what the graphic card is in the machine.
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