mouse moves magnified screen - help. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win95.general.discussion () HELP: problem started first time this am - screen is magnified, no scroll bars showing... when moving mouse the screens move around too. Tried checking...

Mouse moving magnified screen HELP. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win95.general.discussion () Have rebooted win 95 X3, unplugged mouse, checked task bars... still the screen is magnified (just appeared that way when I booted up this am) and everything...

mouse moving magnified screens. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win95.general.discussion () URGENT HELP: problem started early this am, first time. The mouse is moving the screens which are all magnified (enlarged). I tried unplugging the mouse; checking...

has XP Professional. Solitaire, and all other applications are very small. If I change screen resolution, things don't fit on screen and areas to click on with the mouse move away from the screen image where I am supposed to click. How do I get things...

fashion, since the introductory screens and DOS screen look fine, and the Windows screens look fine in Safe Mode. The magnified screen would potentially be a helpful Accessibility feature, but Windows 95 does not have magnification as part of its Accessibility...

no roaches in my apartment! Your mouse moved. WINDOWS NT must restart for changes to take affect. Restart Now?[OK] None in mine either really. My screen door is broken though so it walked in, I stood up to get something to move him with, he turned around...

a 2.5x magnification of the viewfinder, and I got the focus as sharp as I could. The view through the 20D viewfinder is horrible, though . . . I wish the screen had at least a small spot of fine-grained matte. There's a picture at: I thought that...

assuming rather similar images that are subtly different on the screen. Like two different digital cameras or two different edits of the same image. > And by > the same token noise that you can see on the screen will often be low > enough in contrast...

recoreded this material to Audacity on my computer. The signal > amplitude on the record is only at about 0.1, the max is 2. What does "0.1" and "2" mean? On what scale? Where do these numbers come from , specifically? According to this screen shot,...