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• Q: Full monitor 15 inch vs 22 inch flat screen, the settings are different. How come websites dont use full?
  screen as they did when using big bulky 15 in monitor? I have modified resolution up and down and havent determined best settings. Also having trouble with comcast.net site which they say isnt their fault. Any ideas? thank you for your input. however, it didnt fix the problem. any other suggestions?

  A:look at the bottom right of your screen it should say100% click on it and take it to 125%
• Q: does the dell 531 work with the 15 prong monitor plug in?
  im looking at a dell 531 and i was wondering if it will work w/ my old monitor. it has the 15 prong plug and i was wondering if it is compatable with the dell 531? i was gunna use it as a temporary until i find a good and cheap LCD. will a 15 prong monitor plug work as a monitor for a dell 531?

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• Q: How much can I pawn a 15'' dell computer monitor in perfect working order for?
  On craigslist under the free section I stumbled across a man giving away 30 free perfectly fine computer monitors and I'm thinking about pawning them all individually. How should I go about it, and what should I ask for? 10 black 15'' dell monitors 20 beige unknown 17'' monitors all work like new

  A:Go here http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?id=pcmcat133600050011&type=category
• Q: how do i install a 15 inch flip-down monitor in my vehicle?
  i know that on some of the smaller ones that they use a back plate behind the overhead liner of the car and sandwich them together so the liner is supporting the weight of the unit, but the 15 inch monitor i have is fairly heavy and i don't know if the liner alone is enough support.

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• Q: Why would it take a monitor 15 minutes to turn on?
  If anybody has any ideas as to what could cause an LCD monitor to start up very slowly please help. I have no clue.

  A:Is it your monitor, or is it your system. If your system is slow, then the monitor will not display anything. Try leaving your system up, with power management off, then after an hour or so and the monitor has cooled down turn it on. If it comes up slowly, then you have a duff monitor. If it come up quickly then try the opposite. Leave your monitor on and power down the system. Leave it to cool down for an hour, then turn it back on. If the image comes up slowly then there is something amiss with the system, if it comes up quickly then something weird is happening!