High, you can switch to different resolutions with ctr+alt+num+ and num-. For using only one resolution check the /etc/X11/XF86Config and check the lines which describes which resolutions you want to use.
Greetz, Sebastiaan ps: when something goes wrong, like sync-errors, you can kill the X server by ctr+alt+backspace. On Mon, 11 Dec 2000, Dale Kosan wrote: > I have installed Debian and now have my network card working,still no sound > but that is not important right now.The problem is my display,when I get into > x my screen is bigger than the monitor and I have to move the mouse to the > left and down to get to the start button and to see the clock.I have a 17" > Goldstar 78i monitor and I know the vertical and horizontal refresh rates > from the manual and from previous versions of Linux.The video card is an ATI > Expert 98 which is auto detected.I think the problem is the resolution.I > think it is not taking the 1152 and going to 600x400.I think I have to edit > the config file but am not sure how to move forward.Also I cant seem to find > Netscape debs anywhere.I would appreciate any help you people could > offer.Thanks in advance...... >
