2001fp question

I have what is probably a stupid question about my new 2001fp monitor. Even though the resolution is at 1600x1200, I can not view four tables without overlap. I have to "scroll" across the screen with my mouse to see more than about a table and a half. What do I do?

[Bradyams]

My guess is that your video card doesn't support 1600x1200

[A_K]

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I have what is probably a stupid question about my new 2001fp monitor. Even though the resolution is at 1600x1200, I can not view four tables without overlap. I have to "scroll" across the screen with my mouse to see more than about a table and a half. What do I do?

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Do you have your screen resolution set to 1600x1200? Right click on the desktop, select properties, then look at the settings tab.

Another thought: which site are you playing on? Some use bigger windows than others. If I recall correctly, I couldn't fit four absolute poker windows on my 2001fp at the same time . . .

[MyMindIsGoing]

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If I recall correctly, I couldn't fit four absolute poker windows on my 2001fp at the same time . . .

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I don't know when this was made but PokerTips' screenshot (http://www.pokertips.org/images/ss/absolute-big.gif) of the absolute client is 800*600 so it should fit if monitor resolution was 1600*1200.

Well, I found out the problem. I had the monitor hooked up using the regular blue cable. When I hooked up the DVI cable it worked fine. I didn't think it would make any difference which cable I used, but I guess it does, so problem solved.

[housenuts]

i have mine hooked up using vga and it works fine so that wasn't your problem

[A_K]

The cable shouldn't make any difference; your computer outputs the same resolution on your DVI and your VGA port. Glad you got it working though!