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October 2nd, 2005
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 Display issues I think this is more of a video driver issue maybe someone else has delt with it, when i open limewire and got to (for example) options i find that the bottom of the menu is chopped off across the buttons. ie the bottom half of the buttons arent showing. (and i can't scroll down) I know this isnt specifically related to limewire as I have one other program with the same problem. Has anyone else had this? i have uninstalled drivers, reloaded new drivers, tried changing program compatibility, screen resolutions, etc etc. Also when browsing internet small pictures appear blocky. I admit that i dont know alot about comps and have probably just set the graphics up wrong. the comp is a (reasonably new) dell inspiron 9300, 2 ghz, 1gbram, 256 geforce go 6800, 17" uxga monitor yada yada yada.  |
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October 2nd, 2005
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| This may or may not help, see The way to fix the Blank screen on startup There's tips there for different graphic cards.
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