XP supported right clicking the desktop and changing display settings; it was
a very useful feature compared to having to go thru the entire display
personalization process.
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Marc

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"alaskanrogue (Marc George)"
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> XP supported right clicking the desktop and changing display settings; it
> was
> a very useful feature compared to having to go thru the entire display
> personalization process.
> --
> Marc
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