how can i stretch my computer screen?
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You should already use the whole screen.Try using F11.\n\nEDIT: Increase the resolution or if it appears black on each side mess with the settings like where the power button is. The setting would have something to do the the Horizontal Position.
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Go to "Start" Button on the bottom of your Desktop (the display showing just before you log on to whatever on your computer) - Choose"Control Panel" - Click on Themes and Screens - a task bar will come up with a slide-arrow on it - make sure it's on the left side at lowest resolution - then click "OK" and that should do it -
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increase the resolution of your computer
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If you mean a full size screen click on the square on the top right of the screen. If you mean text hold down the Ctrl key and roll the mouse scroll roller.
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Take a picture of the whole screen\n\n⌘-Shift-3\n\nTake a picture of part of the screen\n\n⌘-Shift-4, then drag to select the area you want in the picture.\n\nTo cancel, press Escape.\n\nTake a picture of a window, a menu, the menu bar, or the Dock.\n\nPress ⌘-Shift-4, then press the Space bar. Move the pointer over the area you want so that it's highlighted, then click.\n\nTo drag to select the area instead, press the Space bar again. To cancel, press Escape.
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Drop all of your windows till you just see the desk top, right click on a open spot of the desk top {in other words not on a icon} and select properties.  A cross the top you will see a screen saver tab, set it up from there and see if that helps. \n\nJohn B.
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Have you adjusted your monitor settings? Usually monitors have buttons on them you can use to stretch/rotate/move/generally adjust your screen.
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Easy. Try this\n\n1. Go to Start\n2. Click Run\n3. Type "cmd" \n4. Now when CLI (command line interface) shows up, RIGHT CLICK on the blue bar at the top of the window. This window has the minimize, maximize and close options on the far right.\n\nAfter you RIGHT CLICK tChe blue bar, chose PROPERTIES\n\nHere you can adjust the command line's colors and size dimensions.\n\nBelow are the default settings on each page:\n1. Options Tab\n\nCursor Size: Small\n\nCommand History: \nBuffer Size : 50\nNumber of Buffers: 4\n\nDisplay Options:\nWindowed\n\nEdit Options:\nQuick Edit -added. Lets you Copy/Paste in cmd with right click :)\nInsert \n(both checked)\n\nDiscard Old Duplicates\n(unchecked)\n\nFont Tab (page 2)\n\nSize: 8x12\nRaster Fonts\n\nLayout Tab (page 3) \n\nScreen Buffer Size:\nWidth 88 Height 300\n\nWindow Size:\n80X 25\n\nWindow Position:\nAutomatic\n\nScreen Colors:\nLeave this alone!!\n\nThere! that is all my CMD properties settings for Windows XP\n\nI also have a screen resolution of 1024X768 32 Bit 85 Hz refresh rate. Not sure if it matters
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go to screensavers.com\nthey have some of everything...
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Right click on your desktop, choose PROPERTIES, click on the SETTINGS tab and resize your display.
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If you are using Windows, here are a few things to try:\n\n1) put the cursor all the way at the bottom and see if the cursor changes shape to a two-headed arrow. If it does, try dragging (click, hold, and pull) up. You may have shrunk the task bar to a tiny line at the bottom of the screen and this will resize it.\n\n2) If that doesn't work, try the top and then the right and left. If the task bar just "pops up" then you've just moved it. You can "grab it" and drag it back to the bottom if you like. If the cursor changes like described above, resize it and then move it if you want.\n\n3) Press Control+Escape to get the Start menu to appear no matter what.
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right click the empty screen and go to properties...go to setting/display and adjust as you want
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Adjust the monitor! Not the video card!
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After the download, try right clicking on the desktop for PROPERTIES, and going to the settings tab for a screen re-adjustment
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Simple, change your screen resolution.  I'm betting that your resolution settings are 800x600; the vast majority of people creating websites on the internet are gearing their sites for 1024x768 resolution or higher.  So just right-click on your desktop, select Properties.  Click on the Settings tab, set your screen resolution to 1024x768 and click Apply; your computer will test the new setting and give you 15 seconds to accept before it reverts to the old setting.  If it looks good, accept; if it still doesn't show the entire page, go back and select a higher resolution setting.  Be forewarned, your text will shrink as you expand resolution, so you'll want to find a happy "medium" that you're comfortable with.  Enjoy!!
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In the front of your monitor there is some buttons. Use these to set your screen back to normal. Play with each one until you find something that works.
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go to desktop>right click>properties>settings and move the screen resoultion cursor