The picture size shown on your monitor can almost certainly be increased in size to fill the veiwable screen. Cathode Ray Tubes (Monitors) are cased so that the picture area is squared-up and areas of distortion around the edges are masked out. Consequently, a 17" monitor only about 15½" of actual viewable area. (LCD monitors are different and can display right to the edge.) Somewhere on the front of your monitor you should have controls allowing you to increase the dimensions of the picture. Typicaly, the controls will allow you to make the picture wider, higher and move it left, right, up or down. These controls will allow you to fill the viewable area completely. All monitors are different, so the best thing to do is find out the make of monitor, then go to the manufacturers website for instructions on how to access these controls. On the front of the monitor there should be some buttons press usally the large one to find the main menu then use the small ones to adjust the width both vertical and horizontal. your monitor might be different but the pricapals the same. This is a good question This is because of wrong drive of monitor installed in your pc. Try to update the monitor driver or install the actual driver (See monitors company name and model ) (if you are still having the same problem ) If you are a little bit technical you may open monitor and find the Horizontal & Vertical Veriables or other analogue variables to set the screen area or decrease the black area. But this requires Confidence
Setting an LCD monitor can prevent the blackened edges around the screen. It also is the fastest setting with the clearest picture.
What sized monitor you want to use will depend on varaibles such as the distance between you and the screen, and your own personal pereferance. A general rule of thumb is that the closer you are to the monitor, the smaller you want the monitor to be.
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Smallest - 1.5" (Panasonic CT101) Largest - 24" widescreen Typically the viewable or visible area of the monitor will be approximately .9 to 1.2 inches smaller than the tube diagonal. With the advent of LCD flat screen monitors, the days of the CRT monitor are numbered except for specialized applications.
a wide screen monitor is called DESKTOP
The monitor is the screen that you are looking at to read this answer.
Pictures on the display screen(monitor) are made up of
the screen is not clear
It Is A Sensor That Detect Light So If Its Dark Your Screen Monitor Brightness Will dim down so you're not looking at one source of extreme bright light, When Its Bright The Screen Monitor Will go up to compensate for the extra light around you so you can still see the monitor comfortably
No, a monitor is your computer screen.
the screen