SCREEN RESOLUTION
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Our site has been designed for a screen resolution of 1024 x 768, which is the most popular screen resolution for exploring the internet.
If you are viewing this site and it seems to be very large or the window is scrolling you may be viewing in 800 x 600 screen resolution,
which is an older display setting.
For best viewing, you should set your computer monitor's screen
resolution to 1024 x 768 pixels or a higher setting.
Users with monitors set to a resolution of 800 x 600 can easily change their display settings by following the instructions below.
If you change it, then want to change it back, just start over and change the
screen resolution back to what it was, or try another resolution.
PCs with Windows XP
- Select the Control Panel from the Start menu
- Select Appearance and Themes
- Select Change the screen resolution
- In the Display/Properties area, move the lever beneath
Screen resolution until 1024 x 768 pixels or a higher setting and click OK.
- After changing the screen resolution, a dialog box will ask you if
you want to keep this setting. Click Yes to keep the setting.
PCs with Windows 95/98/Me/2000
- Select Settings from the Start menu.
- Select the Control Panel option from the Settings Menu.
- Select the Display option from the Control Panel.
- Select the Settings tab.
- In the Desktop/Screen area, move the lever until 1024 x 768
pixels or a higher setting and click OK.
- A message will appear indicating that Windows will resize your
desktop, and that it might take a few seconds and click OK.
- After changing the screen resolution, a dialog box will ask you if
you want to keep this setting. Click Yes to keep the setting.
Apple / Macintosh
- Go to the Apple Menu --> Control Panels, and choose
Monitors.
- Click on the Monitor icon at the top of the control panel and
then choose either 1024 x 768 resolution or a higher setting.
NOTE: With the older Mac operating systems, go to the Apple
Menu --> Control Panels, and choose Monitors. Then
choose Options, and choose the 1024 x 768 resolution or a higher
setting.
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