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Thanks for three complementary and informative comments<br />
Kelvin4
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Thanks for three complementary and informative comments
Kelvin4

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Glad to help Kelvin4 thankyou..
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I have a Samsung Netbook N150Plus 2GB RAM with 'Windows7 Starter' OS. <br />
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I can download BBCi TV programs to the netBook, and view them on my TV screen.<br />
However, NetBook&gt;Control Panel&gt;Display does not enable me to adjust the size of the TV picture, to fill the TV screen.<br />
Is there a work-around?<br />
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I am thinking of installing Linux Mint on a sector of this this Netbook HD to speed up applications.<br />
If I did that, would this provide the required adjustment of the size of my TV picture?<br />
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Thanks, Kelvin
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I have a Samsung Netbook N150Plus 2GB RAM with 'Windows7 Starter' OS. 

I can download BBCi TV programs to the netBook, and view them on my TV screen.
However, NetBook>Control Panel>Display does not enable me to adjust the size of the TV picture, to fill the TV screen.
Is there a work-around?

I am thinking of installing Linux Mint on a sector of this this Netbook HD to speed up applications.
If I did that, would this provide the required adjustment of the size of my TV picture?

Thanks, Kelvin

Unable to control TV picture size when Samsung Netbook runs downloaded TV player files

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