hi every body.
im new

i decied to take the noobey way and used a ohp which my school gave me.
i also managed too get a lcd screen 15"
but it dosent fit all on so...
is thier some software that can resize my screen size and leave the rest blank?
or is thier another alternative


cheers:)
Sam

You're looking for Powerstrip.

Note that this will work for the PC desktop, and for most video players, but it will NOT work with DirectX Games.

hi ive got the prgram but cant seem to get the grasp of using it any help or oculd you tell me how to do it:)?

Cheers

hi ive got the prgram but cant seem to get the grasp of using it any help or oculd you tell me how to do it:)?

Cheers

I had to resize a 17" LCD down at one point. I was thinking that the conversion would be complicated, so I started this topic for the conversion. Part of that was me figuring out how to use PowerStrip.

Maybe that will help you out?

I hope this will answer your question. It took me a while to figure this out too.

mate your actually a legend gonna try it now!

cheers and will kepp u all posted!

It will likely take some playing with to make it work right. I was able to reduce my 15" screen down to a 11" screen but it did take some playing around.

If I adjusted the width too much without adjusting the height my monitor would give a "no signal" error. You will find the scan rate and the refresh rate change as you change the size, I had to keep changing them back or it would give a "no signal" error. I can't remember if the Pixel Clock (top left) number changes too, but if it does I also had to keep that about the same. And no, I do not know what any of these numbers mean, or what they do. I just know that this worked for me.

Good luck!

As I recall, the "lock" on the settings makes it so that the monitor keeps receivng a native resolution signal -- 1280X1024 or 1024X768 -- but that Windows only sees a portion of that, which is controlled by PowerStrip.