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Old July 2nd, 2001, 11:33 AM
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Hi,

Does anyone know how to set the screen resolution of a system with Red Hat Linux 7 and Gnome? I have looked through all the set-up options in Gnome but it's nowhere to be seen. I found something called "Xconfigurator" and set that but it had no effect - are Gnome windows different from X-windows??? Help!

I need the resolution to be at least 800x600 so that web-sites look OK in the Netscape browser (rather than having to scroll across to see the whole page)...

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I used Xconfigurator to change the screen resolution and it works perfectly. I found the instruction here:
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