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Denis Abercrombie
1) Why are none of the messages I see in this newsgroup
related to accessibility issues?
2) My problem - Have NEC/Mitsuibishi Multisync LCD 2110
monitor. The characters look terrible (choppy, faded,
etc) if resolution is set less than NEC recommended 1600
x 1200 pixels. However, at that resolution XP's dialogs
and standard font sizes that show up in applications
relying on XP for fonts (such as Lotus Notes) are
minuscule - even after setting Font Size at Large or
Extra Large in the XP Display Properties. All that
setting seems to do is increase the dialog titles, menu
fonts and some dialog text. But basis application text
remains small. I increased the DPI setting to 120 DPI
(under Display Properties, Settings tab, Advanced button,
General tab). This helps substantially, but then I have
web driven applications (such as Crystal Reports web
interface display) that can't handle the 120 DPI
resulting in lines in screen reports running on top of
each other, making them illegible. Summary - I don't
even have a vision problem and cannot find a way to set
this display up in XP that allows comfortable size fonts
to display and also avoid having Crystal screens be
legible. Any ideas anyone?
related to accessibility issues?
2) My problem - Have NEC/Mitsuibishi Multisync LCD 2110
monitor. The characters look terrible (choppy, faded,
etc) if resolution is set less than NEC recommended 1600
x 1200 pixels. However, at that resolution XP's dialogs
and standard font sizes that show up in applications
relying on XP for fonts (such as Lotus Notes) are
minuscule - even after setting Font Size at Large or
Extra Large in the XP Display Properties. All that
setting seems to do is increase the dialog titles, menu
fonts and some dialog text. But basis application text
remains small. I increased the DPI setting to 120 DPI
(under Display Properties, Settings tab, Advanced button,
General tab). This helps substantially, but then I have
web driven applications (such as Crystal Reports web
interface display) that can't handle the 120 DPI
resulting in lines in screen reports running on top of
each other, making them illegible. Summary - I don't
even have a vision problem and cannot find a way to set
this display up in XP that allows comfortable size fonts
to display and also avoid having Crystal screens be
legible. Any ideas anyone?