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using upper 2/3rds of LCD monitor only

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d-luxx   08-14-2006 at 03:38:54 PM

Hi all,
I was recently trying the Supersize Your TV for $300 thing and built my own projector at home. All is good.

Well, almost all... A tiny tear went through a bit of the anisotropic conductive film (ACF) and the bottom third of my screen is unusable, only the top 2/3rds (1024x512) still work.

As annoying as it is, I'm hoping to put up with it for a while until I come across a cheap 15" LCD again. I'm wondering how I can get my computer to output to the top 2/3rds only.

I've set a custom resolution of 1024x512 for the monitor, but it has stretched the 512 rows down the screen. ANYONE know how I can just use the top parts?
Any help you can provide would be MUCH appreciated!

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