Q. what i mean is how can i make the actually size of the picture displayed smaller?
With old monitors you could resize with knobs etc so that the picture didn't take up all of the screen., but is there a tool or anything that can do it on an lcd screen.
i ask because i have a 15 inch monitor placed vertically inside a mame cocktail cabinet and it's a bit hard to see whats going on in the corners of the screen, id like to be able to resize a full screendos mame window from within windows just a little smaller so you can see the edges.
i am running windows xp.
otherwise i think i need a slightly smaller monitor, which seems like an expense for something so simple.
hope someone understands and can help.
No i'm afraid you've misunderstood. thanks though.
how do i respond to dom below???
With old monitors you could resize with knobs etc so that the picture didn't take up all of the screen., but is there a tool or anything that can do it on an lcd screen.
i ask because i have a 15 inch monitor placed vertically inside a mame cocktail cabinet and it's a bit hard to see whats going on in the corners of the screen, id like to be able to resize a full screendos mame window from within windows just a little smaller so you can see the edges.
i am running windows xp.
otherwise i think i need a slightly smaller monitor, which seems like an expense for something so simple.
hope someone understands and can help.
No i'm afraid you've misunderstood. thanks though.
how do i respond to dom below???
A. Right-click on a blank part on your main Windows desktop area, select "Properties". Click on the "Settings" tab. You'll see a slider that you can move left or right. You can move this slider left or right accordingly, then "Apply" and "OK". You may be asked if you want to make the changes without restarting..
I usually choose this option, as I can see right-away how things will look, also, if for some reason your monitor and/or graphics card can't handle this setting, you may see a corrupt screen display... if this happens, don't panic and don't touch anything as in about 10 seconds, the settings will automatically return to it's previous selection.
If however you like how the new changes look, then choose to "Yes, keep this setting" before the timer-countdown reaches 0.
I usually choose this option, as I can see right-away how things will look, also, if for some reason your monitor and/or graphics card can't handle this setting, you may see a corrupt screen display... if this happens, don't panic and don't touch anything as in about 10 seconds, the settings will automatically return to it's previous selection.
If however you like how the new changes look, then choose to "Yes, keep this setting" before the timer-countdown reaches 0.
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