Richard Prosser wrote:
> > Windows XP Pro. Not sure exactly what you mean by default vs custom.
> > Right click on desktop > Properties > Settings then screen
> > resolution slider lets you adjust.
> If you click Advanced & the Adapter tag a whole new world of
> possibilities opens up. (At least with XP home & 2k & earlier)

Yes, thanks, but the available resolutions listed even there still seem dependant on 
the montitor detected. As I was saying to the original poster I used to have dual 19" 
CRT's running at 1280 x 1024 (dual span 2560 x 1024). When tempted to replace 
them with 20" LCD's on special I looked to see if my card would do the required new 
resolution of 1400 x 1050 (dual span 2800 x 1050) and despite lot's of options being 
available their was nothing quite right. The LCD seller said my card would recognise 
the new monitors when connected, so I bought them, and it did! The list of 
supported resolutions is now quite different to before and the LCD's are running 
nicely at their native resolution.

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