User's Reference Guide
About your Monitor's Resolution Setting
(IMPORTANT NOTE: Most users can ignore this section as by default, computer systems are generally configured for a resolution setting within the ideal range listed below. This section has been included for your information.)
Various monitor resolution settings may be available to the end user, depending on the hardware.
Parry Sound Area Screen Saver Series One and
Parry Sound Area Screen Saver Series Two will function under any resolution setting. Best results however are displayed with the use of any of the following settings...
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800 x 600 pixels
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1024 x 768 pixels
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1152 x 864 pixels
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Note: 640 x 480 pixels is no longer a common setting due to the advancement in hardware technology, but older systems may still employ this setting. Under this setting, both screen saver series will produce fine results, however this setting is particularly ideal for
Parry Sound Area Screen Saver Series Two as the setting matches the pixel dimensions of the images in this series.
Please note that changing your system's resolution setting will affect the display of all software applications. Most users may find that adusting the screen saver settings is just as effective (see How to Adjust Screen Saver Settings).
The following is for your information...
1. To determine what your monitor's resolution setting is and/or to change it, click on
Start, then Settings, and then
Control Panel. Click on Display. The Display Properties box will open. Click on the
Settings tab.
Using Display Properties Box to change Resolution Setting
2. Click and slide button in Screen area box to change resolution setting.
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