Hi
Ever since I got my new 3440 by 1440 monitor I've had a problem with some Photoshop Cursors being corrupted as well as the fact that many windows for older programs look kind of fuzzy because I have to set the default type size at 150% in order for it to be large enough to read.
I can live...
Hi
I'm having a few problems finding settings because of the 3440 by 1440 resolution on my new monitor.
There was always a place to change the size of fonts used by Windows in it's applications. I can't find that.
If I have to I can use the slider to make everything larger but that makes some...
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Hi
I have been asking about this before but now the situation has changed.
My problem is a known problem for other people aswell.
Here it goes:
I am using IE 11 ( the latest updated ) and before the update i used IE 8 due the text on ect youtube or other sites that used IE text for standart...
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I had issues with fuzzy text in certain applications and fuzzy icons in notification area immediately after updating to 8.1.
I found this was due to 8.1's new "improved" DPI Scaling options and affects many people.
I can't help but think that millions of users will possibly be affected by this...
Hi I am totally new to the forum and Windows 7 as of yesterday.
My problem is I had an HP Pavilion Entertainment PC (im not quite sure the model number) and I used an external HP monitor with it when i ran vista.
After i used an update disc to upgrade to Windows 7 Ultimate my external...
I use Windows 7 build 7068, and when I set the screen resolution to the portrait mode (1050x1680) the fonts get a bit fuzzy. It seems like everything was move a fraction of a pixel to right, so when you have a black pixel next to a white one, the white pixel gets a bit of color (seems a little...