Laptops are much more structured in how they can display a screen. They don't have anywhere near as much flexability as a CRT.
What you can do is check the Monitors control panel. There should be an option for displaying the Recommended resolutions, and that popup *may* have a choice for displaying ALL resolutions.
I vaguely remember seeing an Apple tech note about hooking up powerbooks to projectors - odd resolutions etc. Prolly worth searching.
- Dan.
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