How to setup different screen resolution between accounts

G

Guest

Is there a way for me to setup up different screen resolutions between
accounts and have it stick so i dont have to keep changing the resolution
(and in essence messing up desktop icons) each time i switch accounts?
Example: Account A to have 1280x1024 and Account B to have 800x600 (and it
stay like this unless I decide to change it later)? I tried changing Account
A resolution but when I logoff and login to Account B the changes from
account A made its way to Account B (and vice versa).
 
J

Jon

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Is there a way for me to setup up different screen resolutions between
accounts and have it stick so i dont have to keep changing the resolution
(and in essence messing up desktop icons) each time i switch accounts?
Example: Account A to have 1280x1024 and Account B to have 800x600 (and it
stay like this unless I decide to change it later)? I tried changing
Account
A resolution but when I logoff and login to Account B the changes from
account A made its way to Account B (and vice versa).

You'd need a resolution changing startup script for each account me thinks.

QRes may come in handy for that (free)
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Video/Other-VIDEO-Tools/QRes.shtml
 
M

Malke

JimH01 said:
Is there a way for me to setup up different screen resolutions between
accounts and have it stick so i dont have to keep changing the
resolution (and in essence messing up desktop icons) each time i
switch accounts? Example: Account A to have 1280x1024 and Account B to
have 800x600 (and it stay like this unless I decide to change it
later)? I tried changing Account A resolution but when I logoff and
login to Account B the changes from account A made its way to Account
B (and vice versa).

MVP Doug Knox has written a utility to do just what you want:
http://www.dougknox.com/

Click on Win XP Utilities and look for "Keep User Display Settings".

Malke
 

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