Table Resizing and Overlap

[pokerspite]

I know this might not be the right forum for this but this is where I usually post and the appropriate forums are like a ghost town.

Anyhow, on to my question.

When I resize the tables on Pokerstars to the smallest possible size I still have overlap.

I have a 20 inch monitor and think I would be able to fit at least four tables on the screen without overlap.

Am I doing something wrong or missing something?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

[briankosydar]

Whats the resolution on your monitor set to?

[mudbuddha]

download ethe newest software with the resizeable tables

[pokerspite]

Brian,
I just bought the 20 monitor and the setting is still the same as for the old monitor.

The new monitor, a Samsung 204B, is capable of up to 1600x1200. Do I change it to that?

Yes, I am a computer donk.

[pokerspite]

Mud
I believe I have that software. Doesn't it automatically download any software updates?

I resize by clicking and dragging the edge of the window.
Isn't that the new feature available with the new software?

[Gelford]

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Brian,
I just bought the 20 monitor and the setting is still the same as for the old monitor.

The new monitor, a Samsung 204B, is capable of up to 1600x1200. Do I change it to that



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Yes that is the trick ... [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] (Heh .. I have the same monitor)

[pokerspite]

Four tables with no overlap now.

Thanks.

[Miyogi]

If your video card can handle it, try plugging both monitors in (check if the video card has another input by where you have the 204B plugged in). I am using the 204B and my old CRT monitor now. It is great as I can 4 table on the 204B while looking at the table list/poker tracker/msn etc. on the other one.

[OHFreak]

If you're running any LCD monitor at less than its native resolution the picture is going to look super fuzzy anyhow. Most non-widescreen 20" & 21" (or 21.3") LCDs have a native resolution of 1600x1200. Use it.