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SayianOozaru 10-18-2005 07:33 AM

Resolved: 'Start in Fullscreen' resolution problem
 
Ok to stop a little lag, i zoom in 800x600. When i log out, then get back on again(full screen) Graal only has a box for it (top left corner) so to make it my whole screen, i have to go back to 1072x900 or somethin like that, then go back to 800x600...can that be fixed?

Skyld 10-18-2005 10:06 AM

Popular question of the century!

Are your graphics drivers up to date?

SayianOozaru 10-18-2005 03:59 PM

ya o.o it's nothin to do with a lag or anything, it's just when it's full screen, and i log out at 800x600, when i try getting back on it's still 800x600, but it's not full screen, it's a little screen in the top left, and then around the right and bottom side is a black bar...

Darlene159 10-18-2005 06:08 PM

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Originally Posted by SayianOozaru
ya o.o it's nothin to do with a lag or anything, it's just when it's full screen, and i log out at 800x600, when i try getting back on it's still 800x600, but it's not full screen, it's a little screen in the top left, and then around the right and bottom side is a black bar...

I tested it, using the same option, and it worked fine for me, except it made me lag...

Nitro2030ce 10-18-2005 09:05 PM

Screen Shots?
poop, there goes my post -.-

SayianOozaru 10-19-2005 07:10 AM

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Go into V4, zoom in to 800x600, then exit out, completly. Then go back into V4...and this is what happens to me...and my brother... :whatever: (it doesn't use the entire screen)

Lance 10-19-2005 07:29 AM

What do you mean by "zoom in"?

bef 10-19-2005 04:06 PM

Possibly it's a driver problem, possibly it's a bug...
I wonder what the issue is with him saying there's an error, and you saying there's no error..

Wait, I know! It doesn't solve anything.

How about some other people test it out and give their findings, and also to the person whom the problem is occuring for... please provide us with the title of your operating system so we can compare your issues to people using the same OS and thus G4 Version as you.

SayianOozaru 10-19-2005 05:30 PM

? operating system? o.o by 'zoom in' i mean press F3 and go in full screen(click the button where u start in full screen) and make the screen size 800x600 :(

Skyld 10-19-2005 06:51 PM

Sounds like the window has resized itself to 800x600, but your graphics resolution has not been changed.

What kind of graphics card are you using?

SayianOozaru 10-19-2005 11:49 PM

dunno...it's a 2005 dell...that's all i no ^^

napo_p2p 10-20-2005 12:17 AM

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Originally Posted by SayianOozaru
dunno...it's a 2005 dell...that's all i no ^^

I have a new Dell, and the graphics card it came with kept automatically resizing my screen when the resolution got too low. I think was able to disable this by changing the video card properties.

SayianOozaru 10-20-2005 01:15 AM

look, i don't no **** bout' a comp like that...all i no is i got a new dell, and the graal thing won't zoom in to 800x600, unless i go threw and go back to liek 1060x720 or somethin like that, then go to 800x600.... :\ i don't understand any of what u guys are saying :(

CheeToS2 10-20-2005 02:41 AM

It seems to happen if you have the "Start in Fullscreen" option enabled and you have the resolution set to something smaller than your screen resolution. Does the problem fix itself if you press ALT+Enter twice (wait for it to switch each time you press it)?

Edit: Pretty sure it will do that by reading your other posts, I will add it to the bugs list and move this thread.

SayianOozaru 10-21-2005 01:02 AM

<3 i love u xD, thanks thought ^^

CheeToS2 11-03-2005 03:18 AM

This works in 4.0.2.8 :)


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