> John Bowden wrote: > >>Glad I could be of assistance. You will have to reajust the settings when > you >>boot into windoz though. > > John, this time you're wrong: > with my pleasant surprise, this was not necessary (at least it seems so): > now I can switch between windoz and linux with the screen perfectly set up > in both OSs. > > Cheers, > Rodolfo > > Depending on the monitor, and the settings used, the monitor may remember more then one set of setting for screen size, and position. This can be especialy true when you run two different resulations/color depth settings. It is nice when it works out that way. Monitors that only remember one set of settings can be a pain. You get things like the splash screen when booting being off-center, or the command line interface or command mode not looking right.
There is an X utility for "tweeking" the screen size, and position, but I can not remember the name. Usefull for when the monitor tries to use the same setting for Windows and Linux, and Linux is not full screen. Mikkel -- Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup.
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