My desktop screen and all my prgorams appear in a fish-eyed lens appearance. i have no idea how it happened and I dont know how to change it back so my screen looks flat again.....can anyone offer help ples
thank you

I sounds as if you might have turned on one of the
handicapped settings like "magnify screen" or some such.
Does the "fish-eye" move around with the mouse or is it
just stationary.

Another reason may be a setting on the monitor itself -
this could be caused by the horizontal width, vertical
height, trapezoid, and other settings being out of whack.

>-----Original Message-----
>My desktop screen and all my prgorams appear in a fish-
eyed lens appearance. i have no idea how it happened and
I dont know how to change it back so my screen looks flat
again.....can anyone offer help plese
>thank you
>.
>

From what you described (fisheye) my guess is that the degaussing coil is
always energized. It is usually controlled by an SCR. Any TV shop can fix it.
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> I sounds as if you might have turned on one of the
> handicapped settings like "magnify screen" or some such.
> Does the "fish-eye" move around with the mouse or is it
> just stationary.
>
> Another reason may be a setting on the monitor itself -
> this could be caused by the horizontal width, vertical
> height, trapezoid, and other settings being out of whack.
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >My desktop screen and all my prgorams appear in a fish-
> eyed lens appearance. i have no idea how it happened and
> I dont know how to change it back so my screen looks flat
> again.....can anyone offer help plese
> >thank you
> >.
> >

how do i fix that.....

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I sounds as if you might have turned on one of the
handicapped settings like "magnify screen" or some such.
Does the "fish-eye" move around with the mouse or is it
just stationary

Another reason may be a setting on the monitor itself -
this could be caused by the horizontal width, vertical
height, trapezoid, and other settings being out of whack

>-----Original Message----
>My desktop screen and all my prgorams appear in a fish
eyed lens appearance. i have no idea how it happened and
I dont know how to change it back so my screen looks flat
again.....can anyone offer help ples
>thank yo
>
>