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- From: ddebruij@chat.carleton.ca (Debbie DeBruijn)
- Subject: Screen Overscan Question
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- Date: Fri, 2 Feb 1996 03:35:56 GMT
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- I was experimenting with the public screen manager in MUI 3.2, and I found
- I could create FULL overscan screens on my A1200 030 w/1942 monitor. For
- some weird reason, however, I cannot create a full overscan workbench
- screen from workbench prefs. I am using DBL NTSC Hi Res No Flicker for my
- display driver each time. When I use the overscan prefs in workbench, it
- will not allow me to move the screen to the left (it says it is already at
- position 0). This means that even with the overscan button depressed on
- my monitor, there is about a one-inch black gap on the left of my screen
- before my workbench screen starts. But if I create a public screen with
- MUI, using the exact same screen display mode, I can create a screen that
- STARTS about one inch to the left of my monitor with the overscan button
- off!!!
-
- Is there a way I can get the workbench to use the full capacity of it's
- possible screen size? [I'm running WB 3.0]
-
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- Bert & Debbie DeBruijn
- !* HAPPY TRAILS *!!!
- Email address: ddebruij@chat.carleton.ca
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