Widescreen Gaming Forum

Are you purposefully giving me me the runaround? What has anything on those url's got to do with simple screen resolutions?

Is there a definitive answer to this problem or not? If you don't know, it's okay to admit it. But please, no more false leads. I would like to hear from someone who knows ...

Would that I could! That would be nice.

The guide says: Add Custom Desktop Resolution

Rightclick the icon in the system tray >> Display profile >> Configure >> Advanced timing options >>

I can't get that far. The Advanced timing options bar is greyed out. I can't click on it ...

Reforce didn't work either.

I chose ADD MODE, I added 1024 for x and 800 for 7; I then clicked APPLY (for both x and y); the program told me that the settings would take effect when I next changed the screen mode or reset my pc, so I rebooted and the resolution is exactly the same: 1024x768 ...

I downloaded pstrip and accessed the DISPLAY PROFILES, but I still cannot move the slider to a satisfactory resolution.

In DISPLAY PROFILES the pstrip slider goes from 1024x768 to 1152x864, then it jumps to 1280x960.

None of these render an accurately proportionate display: my circles are ...

This may be a dummy/repeat question, but I can't find any solutions after searching here. Sooooo....

All the possible settings I can get in Windows XP for my widescreen are unrealistic. Circles display as ovoids, photos are squashed, etc. The only one that is correctly proportional for me is ...