Peter, yes, thanks I found a way to stretch the
viewable area to the sides of the screen (and toggle
back and forth between the views), yet as you can
imagine, this looks very awkward :-\ The problem is
that (and forgive me as I forgot to mention it in my
original message) it was working perfectly at 1024 x
768 prior to me upgrading XF86. Anymore suggestions?
Thanks.
--- "Peter \"Firefly\" Lund" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wed, 18 Jun 2003, Kai Duncan wrote:
>
> > about 4 inches of black on each side of the screen
> > surrounding the Desktop. I haven't a clue what
> could
> > be the problem and it just started after I
> upgraded.
>
> That it's a laptop and you asked it for a resolution
> lower than the
> maximum the LCD screen can provide and the designers
> chose to let it show
> borders instead of trying to resample the screen
> image badly ("stretch
> it")?
>
> See if you can find out what the max resolution for
> your laptop is and
> edit the configuration file accordingly.
>
> -Peter
>
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