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Discussion in 'Legacy Windows' started by hawk22, 2007/01/31.

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  1. 2007/02/09
    CrunchDude

    CrunchDude Inactive

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    Hey Arie,

    How come you need more than one license for Vista? And where in the U.S. are you visiting? ;) Maybe I can give you some pointers as I've lived in many places. :)
     
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  2. 2007/02/09
    Arie

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    That was something (UXGA display) that I did not want.

    I have a 15.4" screen, so WSXGA+ = 1680×1050, while WUXGA = 1920×1200 :eek:

    Your UXGA will be 1600 × 1200.
     
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    CrunchDude

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    Yea, I know. 1400x1050 (SXGA+) is awesome. I would never want to go XGA again. UXGA (1600x1200) will give me that much more desktop space. How come you don't like the high resolution? Icons and text too small?
     
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  5. 2007/02/09
    Arie

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    Ha... I've got 2 PC's & 1 laptop running Vista, so that's 3 licenses.

    I'll be 'based' in Oregon. Currently only 2 trips planned:

    1. To Seattle/Redmond for the MVP Global conference
    2. To CA: http://www.worldmarktheclub.com/resorts/ac/

    I'll probably also return to Roche Harbor on San Juan Island, after a nice visit in 2005 there... I just have to have their Rock Salt-Roasted rib of beef. Best I ever had!

    I'll be planning more trips later :)
     
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    Arie

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    I think 1680×1050 on a 15.4" screen is as small as I want to go.

    Heck, I'm running 1280×1024 on my 19" LCD's at my desktop.
     
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    CrunchDude

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    There's a program called LiquidView or something where you can adjust the native resolution to a lower one without losing any screen quality. It works very well.

    CA, huh? So you'll be in my neck of the woods. ;)
     
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