"Bruce Chambers" <bchambers@cable0ne.n3t> wrote in message
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> Charles W Davis wrote:[color=green]
>> I have had three House Calls and two e-mail messages regarding oversized
>> display settings in the past two days. Windows Vista Home Premium all.
>> The Display settings dialog box is too large to make adjustments. The HP
>> Total Care Advisor opens and there is no way to drag it to the side.
>>
>> Any thoughts?[/color]
>
>
> To move the active windows when you cannot reach the title bar with
> the mouse cursor, press and release <ALT>+<SPACE> and then press <M>. You
> can now use the cursor arrow keys to move the display settings dialog
> window back to the desired location. When the box is located where you
> want it, press <Enter>.
>
> Then right-click the Desktop, Select Personalize > Display Settings, and
> choose a resolution appropriate for the monitor. (It is also necessary
> that the proper display adapter drivers be installed, of course.)
>
>
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> Bruce Chambers
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Thanks Bruce. I'll start making my rounds shortly and will let you know.