Re: Filter Pallettes in CS2

I think that CS2 recommends 1024x768 is because most 17" LCD monitors
default to that setting. any larger (800x600) the text gets jaggie.
A 19" LCD defaults to 1280x( whatever) Depends if your monitor is
widescreen or 4:3 screen

I use 1024x768 on my 19" CRT and shoose large icons in the graphics
cards settings menu.

Robert Strom

On Fri, 9 Dec 2005 16:43:16 -0500, "KatWoman"
<JolieXPrincessXKatanaXXX@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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>"The Magician" <vanished@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> I recently got CS2. I use a screen resolution of 800x600.
>> And I noticed that most of the filter pallettes don't fit my screen.
>> They're too big, go off screen, cut areas off and don't resize at my
>> screen resolution.
>> Mainly the Liquify, Vanishuing Point, Artistic, Brush Strokes,
>> Distort, and Sketch pallettes.
>> They seem fine and resize at larger screen resolutions...but not
>> 800x600. Is there some way to fix this?
>> Thanks.
>
>why would you want to run such low resolution for your monitor unless it's a
>piece of crap or very old? it is quite simple to use 1024x768, any decent
>vid card lets you change this back and forth to view website designs.
>If you use the monitor a lot you should also bump up to the highest refresh
>rate to save your eyes from tiring. I use 85 minimum refresh rate. To do
>graphics work you should not be using the Windows default of the lowest
>setting. Any comp I use I immediately change this.
>If you can't see the type or icons there are settings to change those to
>ones that are quite easily viewable
>
>right click the desktop, choose properties>settings>put slider up to 1024,
>accept new settings
>then click advanced tab>adapter>list all modes> select a decent refresh rate
>go back to display properties>appearance>if you want choose large fonts OR
>click advanced and customize to your heart's content
>you can change the colors of the windows, the fonts, the icons buttons etc
>
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