That's why I ignored this post at first. I hate when a program tries to
mess with my system settings. The programmer has to figure out how to
deal with the current settings without changing them.

- Jon
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keepITcool wrote:

just read it...

personally I wouldn't be too pleased with an application that's changing
my display settings. (unless ofcourse it's utility where I expect it to
work on my monitor config.)

Imagine how you could crash my multimonitor configuration?
that's why even if I did have some useful input...
I will not even think about it :)


keepITcool

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adam99 wrote:


Thanks for replying keepITcool,

I will definately check the code out. I am hoping it will work with
Windows 2000 as this is the operating system I am having problems
with.

Have you seen anything on the problem I described with changing the
resolution on Windows 2000 have you?

Cheers,
Adam.:)


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