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am using a power computing, &quot;powercurve mac clone. Mac OSsystem 8.1
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am using a power computing, "powercurve mac clone. Mac OSsystem 8.1

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Thanks, but that didnt give me any more options. Still no 1024x768. I installed the &quot;switchres&quot; appl. It functions the same as the Apple ControlStrip Module for monitors does.It would be good to know whether this is a monitor, or a cpu, or OS problem. 
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Thanks, but that didnt give me any more options. Still no 1024x768. I installed the "switchres" appl. It functions the same as the Apple ControlStrip Module for monitors does.It would be good to know whether this is a monitor, or a cpu, or OS problem.

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My viewable desktop has shrunk. My 17&quot; apple multiple scan monitor looks like a 15&quot; with a 3/4&quot; black &quot;frame around it. Besides the desk top getting smaller, my startup mac window, and the Eudora startup splash window, and the startup icons have all become about twice as big as before.In my monitor &amp;&nbsp;sound control panel,I have only one resolution option- that is 640x480.(67hz). Somehow, the 1024x768 option is no longer there. I have tried rebuilding the desktop, zapping pram, deleting the monitors and sound prefs, and also the display prefs and finder prefs file. &nbsp;There was no change after re starting. Any ideas?<br />

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My viewable desktop has shrunk. My 17" apple multiple scan monitor looks like a 15" with a 3/4" black "frame around it. Besides the desk top getting smaller, my startup mac window, and the Eudora startup splash window, and the startup icons have all become about twice as big as before.In my monitor & sound control panel,I have only one resolution option- that is 640x480.(67hz). Somehow, the 1024x768 option is no longer there. I have tried rebuilding the desktop, zapping pram, deleting the monitors and sound prefs, and also the display prefs and finder prefs file.  There was no change after re starting. Any ideas?


1024x768 monitor now stuck at 640x480

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