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I have an old 12&quot; inch monitor that works with a Mac LC II. &nbsp;However,<br />
the screen isn't completely filling the monitor--there's quite a bit of wasted &quot;black&quot; space at the sides of the screen. &nbsp; I never remember this happening before. &nbsp;Could anyone please tell me what's wrong, and how I could fix this problem? &nbsp;Thanks.
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I have an old 12" inch monitor that works with a Mac LC II.  However,
the screen isn't completely filling the monitor--there's quite a bit of wasted "black" space at the sides of the screen.   I never remember this happening before.  Could anyone please tell me what's wrong, and how I could fix this problem?  Thanks.

Screen Not Completely Filling Monitor

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