The text on my screen is blurry. Do I need glasses?
THE FIX: If the manufacturer's
logo on your monitor is also blurry, glasses might be a good idea. Otherwise,
there are two things that can cause blurry text in Windows XP.
If everything on your screen is blurry, as opposed to just the
text, your display may be set to the wrong resolution. If you have a flat-panel
LCD monitor, it has a native
resolution, which matches the number of the monitor's physical pixels. If
your monitor's native resolution is 1024x768, for
instance, and Windows is set to 800x600, your screen will have to interpolate
that lower resolution, and the display will appear blurry. To fix the problem,
right-click an empty area of your desktop, click Properties, and then click the
Settings tab. Slide the "Screen resolution" slider until the numbers match your
screen's native resolution, and then click OK. (See the next annoyance if this
setting makes icons and text too small.)
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