LCD display and win2000

[Robert Dion]

I recently re-installed W2000 and my screen fonts look terrible. There's
nothing in the display that helps(right-click on the desktop). I know that
ClearType is not availabel for W2000. Any alternatives?

Thanks
Robert Dion

 

[Dave Patrick]

Check the hardware manufacturer's web site for the latest Windows 2000
driver for your graphics adapter.

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|I recently re-installed W2000 and my screen fonts look terrible. There's
| nothing in the display that helps(right-click on the desktop). I know
that
| ClearType is not availabel for W2000. Any alternatives?
|
| Thanks
| Robert Dion
|
|

 

[Robert Dion]

Done that. Got the most recent update from NVIDIA.

Thanks anyways

 

[Dave Patrick]

You're welcome.

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|I reconfigured the screen resolution and refresh rate as per the
| manufacturer's recommendation. Much better, not to the way I want it.
| But it'll do until I get XP.
|
| Before 1152x864 at 60hertz
|
| After 1152x864 at 75hz
|
| Thanks David

 

[Robert Dion]

I reconfigured the screen resolution and refresh rate as per the
manufacturer's recommendation. Much better, not to the way I want it.
But it'll do until I get XP.

Before 1152x864 at 60hertz

After 1152x864 at 75hz

Thanks David

 

[Marvin Miller]

Just to chime in with my experiences.....

I recently got a flat panel LCD display and found out that the display won't
look very good unless it's set to the manufacturer's recommended setting. I
never knew that about LCD displays but it seems that any other settings
other then the recommended one results in a poor picture.

In my case I bought a 17" and have to run it @ 1280x1024 @ 60Hz to get a
good picture - and that took some getting used to. I miss the ability to
choose whatever resolution I wanted with a CRT and still get an awesome
picture......