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What is your screen resolution?

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  • 640x480 0 (0%)
  • 800x600 9 (10%)
  • 1024x768 39 (44%)
  • 1280x1024 24 (27%)
  • Bigger than 1280x1024 5 (6%)
  • Other 8 (9%)
  • I have no idea 4 (4%)

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This question is purely to have an idea, because WenOrder is working on a new interface for the website right now.

So, tell us the big secret!

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1280 x 800 panorama! Your move, web-man :crazy:.

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I like Depeche Mode :cry:

Ah, resolution, it's resolution... 800x600 :nervous:

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nicos...I've not got a clue...

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nicos...I've not got a clue...so clueless, I needed to post it TWICE...

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FAC103 wrote: nicos...I've not got a clue...so clueless, I needed to post it TWICE...

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If you are on a windows system: On your main screen, right click - will open a little window where properties should be the bottom option - click on this will open the display properties window, then click on the settings tab & there you should see the resolution

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CuanaD wrote:

FAC103 wrote: nicos...I've not got a clue...so clueless, I needed to post it TWICE...

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If you are on a windows system: On your main screen, right click - will open a little window where properties should be the bottom option - click on this will open the display properties window, then click on the settings tab & there you should see the resolution

that's too much fooking work...acutally...

I think I'm on the 800X600 on the desktop and the 1024X768 thing on my laptop...

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800 x 600 and thanks to Mr. WenOrder for helping me find this thing in my computer, lol :blush: :D

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Best practice usually say...

If you have a 14" monitor, you should be on 640x480 If you have a 15" monitor, you should be on 800x600 If you have a 17" monitor, you should be on 1024x768 If you have a 19" monitor, you should be on 1280x1024

If you have very good sight, you might upgrade from those "standards"...

NOOL is 1024x768 based as it is right now.

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Spotnick wrote: NOOL is 1024x768 based as it is right now.

I've just changed mine to that. Hehe, it's all so small now. :D

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[orange]MA[/orange]YA wrote:

Spotnick wrote: NOOL is 1024x768 based as it is right now.

I've just changed mine to that. Hehe, it's all so small now. :D

But you have more space to do things ;)

Some people here work with 2 monitors just for that ;)

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Spotnick wrote:

[orange]MA[/orange]YA wrote:

Spotnick wrote: NOOL is 1024x768 based as it is right now.

I've just changed mine to that. Hehe, it's all so small now. :D

But you have more space to do things ;)

Some people here work with 2 monitors just for that ;)

Ah yes, the old 'its not the size of your (cough) monitor, its what you DO with it':rofl:

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Spotnick wrote: Best practice usually say...

If you have a 14" monitor, you should be on 640x480 If you have a 15" monitor, you should be on 800x600 If you have a 17" monitor, you should be on 1024x768 If you have a 19" monitor, you should be on 1280x1024

If you have very good sight, you might upgrade from those "standards"...

NOOL is 1024x768 based as it is right now.

No way, everyone who has 14" here uses 800x600.

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1024x768@8, don't ask, on my laptop 2x1280x1024@32 on my desktop 1024x768@32 on any other box I have bar my old Macintosh and SGI gear that never goes online these days

You know that you can just do a javascript query and any modern browser will report the screen resolution and colour depth? Would save this kind of thread

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Spotnick wrote: Best practice usually say...

If you have a 14" monitor, you should be on 640x480 If you have a 15" monitor, you should be on 800x600 If you have a 17" monitor, you should be on 1024x768 If you have a 19" monitor, you should be on 1280x1024

If you have very good sight, you might upgrade from those "standards"...

NOOL is 1024x768 based as it is right now.

No way, everyone who has 14" here uses 800x600.

Well, depends of the people really... I haven't seen one of these for a while though... do they still produce them?

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most standard computer users have theirs set to 1024x768. it's pretty much the standard resolution for web site development. at least that's what i've been taught for my web dev. work.

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i dont kno im not that smart you kno me guys:evil4:

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Spotnick wrote:

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Spotnick wrote: Best practice usually say...

If you have a 14" monitor, you should be on 640x480 If you have a 15" monitor, you should be on 800x600 If you have a 17" monitor, you should be on 1024x768 If you have a 19" monitor, you should be on 1280x1024

If you have very good sight, you might upgrade from those "standards"...

NOOL is 1024x768 based as it is right now.

No way, everyone who has 14" here uses 800x600.

Well, depends of the people really... I haven't seen one of these for a while though... do they still produce them?

Don't think so, but lots of people who bought computers 10 or 15 years ago, like me, don't expend money changing the monitor. I don't use PC at home except for internet and text and other little things. So, I and a lot of people still uses the old 14" (I have still a Syncmaster 3!).

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1024 x 768 on a four-year old KDS 15"

Not horrible, but sometimes I like to use the good ole 1280 x 960 to get extra milage out of this shite monitor :nod:

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1024 by 768, as well

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it's currently set at 800 by 600 but lets me opt for 1024 by 768.

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why is mine so weird? it's 1400 x 1050 Maybe 'cause I'm on a laptop?

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Turn Jim wrote: 1280 x 800 (Widescreen)

Ditto

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1024 x 768

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WenOrder wrote: nah, not weird, mine is 1792 x 1344

You can tell you use a Mac....

832x624 - letting you fit 2/3's of an icon more on your desktop...

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10something by 7something

Just go into desktop, right clic and go to settings, it will tell you

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LE Roberts wrote: 1024 by 768, as well

Me too.

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