> I think I know what's wrong because that's happened to me.
> [Note that if the fonts etc. are to big that they fill up the screen without
> you being able to click what you want, then highlight the top, and then just
> scroll right down. That way, you see all that you want to. :-)]
> Go to Control Panel.
> Click Appearence and Themes.
> Click Change Screen Resolution.
> A window will pop up with the monitors. You can change the sizes until you
> see fit. You can also go to Advanced,
> Click on the tab that says Adapter, then click the List All Modes. There
> will be different resolutions sizes and you can apply them to see how they
> look.
>
> :-) I hope I helped!
>
> "Nessa" wrote:
>

>> Thanks for your response i went in and checked the settings and yes the DPI
>> is set on normal size 96, any other suggestions please, my screen actually
>> goes black when i open up knew programs, then everything goes massive again.
>> --
>> Thanks heaps LA Nessa.
>>
>>
>> "Will Denny" wrote:
>>

>>> Hi
>>>
>>> Try this:
>>>
>>> Right click the Desktop and select Settings>Advanced>General and make sure
>>> the 'Display' drop down menu is set to 'Normal size (96 DPI)'
>>>
>>> --
>>>
>>>
>>> Will Denny
>>> MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
>>> Please reply to the News Groups
>>>
>>> "Nessa" discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>>> news:2AF53479-5C3A-4907-88CB-1345D55EA080@microsoft.com...

>>>> Hi to All, i have done something to my screen resoulution, everytime i
>>>> turn
>>>> my pc on everything is massive and dosn't fit on my pc screen, i have to
>>>> go
>>>> into appearence and themes and change my settings, i choose the setting i
>>>> want and then apply then ok it, but bet your bottom dollar next time i
>>>> turn
>>>> pc on i will have to change it all over again, can someone please help me.
>>>> --
>>>> Thanks heaps LA Nessa.

>>>
>>>
>>>