Re: apple classic II screen problem

["Bruce Rapee" <brapee@bellsouth.net>]

    Depending on the brand of your monitor, the vertical size and horizontal
size controls may or may not be accessible from the outside of the case.
Even if you were able to get to these controls, you would have to insure
that you resized the image in proper proportion.

    Proper proportion can be insured by using some program to draw a perfect
circle to the screen.  Then use the vertical and horizontal size controls to
make your new size and to establish the roundness of the circle on the
screen.  A ruler might be helpful in determining that all diameters were
equal in length.

    BTW, I use several Apple IIe computers in my office and I three
different Apple monitors and one no name monochrome PC monitor.  My image
does not fill the whole screen area because the proportion of the physical
screen (width/height) is not the same as the image produced by the Apple
IIe... that is if I want to have a really round circle.  I just adjusted the
vertical & horizontal size to the largest possible but maintaining a round
circle.  That's good enough for me.     ...Bruce




"A. Kramer" <albert.kramer@bigfoot.com> wrote in message
news:8p23fi$47l$1@buty.wanadoo.nl...
> This machine works perfectly only the screen does not fill the whole
> monitor. Approx. 2 centimeters are black on all sides. I can't find
controls
> to adjust the screen size. Can anyone help and tell me what to do?
>
> thankz,
>
> ak
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