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17/10/2007, 01h52

Els wrote:
> Dylan Parry wrote:
>
>> I'm so used to having a widescreen monitor now that 4:3 monitors
>> just look wrong, sort of squashed!
>
> You mean your widescreen is what, 3:2? Mine is a little less wide
> then, 4:3. My old monitor was 5:4 :-)

Not entirely sure what you're talking about here

My monitor is 16:10,
which is pretty much standard and has a display of 1680x1050. Although I
believe you can get 16:9 which can also be seen in use as a widescreen
monitor format. 4:3, for reference is the typical ratio of a monitor
that displays in 800x600 or 1024x768.

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17/10/2007, 01h52	#7
Dylan Parry Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: OT: widescreen monitors Els wrote: > Dylan Parry wrote: > >> I'm so used to having a widescreen monitor now that 4:3 monitors >> just look wrong, sort of squashed! > > You mean your widescreen is what, 3:2? Mine is a little less wide > then, 4:3. My old monitor was 5:4 :-) Not entirely sure what you're talking about here My monitor is 16:10, which is pretty much standard and has a display of 1680x1050. Although I believe you can get 16:9 which can also be seen in use as a widescreen monitor format. 4:3, for reference is the typical ratio of a monitor that displays in 800x600 or 1024x768. -- Dylan Parry http://electricfreedom.org \| http://webpageworkshop.co.uk The opinions stated above are not necessarily representative of those of my cats. All opinions expressed are entirely your own.