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Change of color setting for monitor at screen resolution
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11-05-2011 08:42 AM
Why do I have to change the colors from True Color (32 bits) to High color (16 bits) in order to have clear display for some of the programs?
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Re: Change of color setting for monitor at screen resolution
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11-05-2011 12:47 PM
Hello,
Your problem with clear display is not related in most part to the Color Quality.
I assume that you have Win 7. Let's check some of the settings.
- Is your resolution set correctly? Go to Display proprieties and check the resolution to be set at recommended.
- Set your Color quality level to 32 bits True Color
- Click Start button and then click Control Panel option. Click Display to open screen with options to change screen text size on Windows 7 operating system. Check if if Smaller - 100% (default) is selected.
- Check DPI settings go to Set custom text size (DPI) and check if is set to 100% and Use Windows XP style DPI is checked.
What programs do not display correctly?
Please post results.
Best regards,
Andrew
Re: Change of color setting for monitor at screen resolution
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11-07-2011 07:27 AM
Prof Andrew,
You are very knowledgeable and very helpful. You have solved my probem. Indeed it is due to the screen text size on Windows 7. There are 2 options, either 100% or 125%. The problem was I set it to 130%. The question is, if only 100% or 125% are applicable why there is a custom setting for other percentage? which causing me a big problem and had gone through some major troubleshootings. Thanks again Prof Adrew.
