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From: Trevor Maranda <trevor@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wed, Jan 26, 2005 at 01:18:10PM +1100
To fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Newby needs help
> Could someone please help me. I'm only very new to Linux and I'm running
> Fedora Core 3. My system is a 2500+ amd-512 mb's ram with a tnt2 graphic
> card. Heres the problem. I run my screen at 800x600 in size and when I
> try to add things in certain programs I can't because I've run out of
> screen space. How can I resize the window I'm working in to get to the
> Cancel OK buttons etc. Thanks for all the help and I apologize if this
> is the wrong group etc.
You mau use system-config-display to increase screen space to 1024x768
or more if your display card and monitor support. Use it as root. For
that start a terminal and do su -
The rpm is in disc2 of fedora release if you need to install it.
HTH
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