What's your screen resolution?

[DSurge]

1280x1024 on a 19" CRT(left). and 1600x1200 on a 20.1" LCD(right).

[ePug]

Ok, maybe not. 1600 X 1200 plugged into the flatscreen 1920 X 1200 on the laptop screen. I say you data can't be too small and your digital images too crisp.

[KreativeKai]

1024x768 on both of my 17" monitors side by side.;) Lost in the vast sea of .NET

[srsabu]

rolandoC wrote:

Myself, I use 1152×864, but that is partly because I code in LabVIEW with a limitedly large screen.

LabVIEW development on a single screen that size? Sounds pretty painful to me. That is an environment that benefits greatly from two displays. 1920x1200 laptop/1280x960,1024x768 desktop

[Jorgen Sigvardsson]

He must have one of those ultra sensitive gamer mice... ;)

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[Richard N Everett]

My primary monitor (Dell Inspiron 8600 laptop screen) is 1920 x 1200. When I'm in the office I hook up an old 1024 x 768 LCD monitor as a secondary screen - very useful for emails, web pages, and for User Interface design when smaller screen resolutions have to be considered.

[Nitron]

J. Dunlap wrote:

on a 14" CRT.

they still make those? ~Nitron.

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[Jorgen Sigvardsson]

This has got to be the "how big is your penis" question for über geeks. :)

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[sir_galahad_cm]

1280X1024 on the left 1280x1024 in the middle 1600x1200 on the right I wish my desk would hold 2 more, I still dont have enough room.

[MarMi00]

800x600 @ 75 :-D

[andrewb999]

IIRC 734 is the height of the desktop when the monitor is set to 768 high but there is a start bar at the bottom of the screen.

[Paul Watson]

Interesting, never heard anyone take that into consideration. The problem is that while a majority of task-bars are on the bottom some are on the side and mine is twice the height of a normal one. regards, Paul Watson Ireland FeedHenry needs you

Shog9 wrote:

eh, stop bugging me about it, give it a couple of days, see what happens.

[pdohara]

1024x768 on 12in screen (it's a laptop). At work I have 2 21in flat panels, don't recall the screen resolution. It as high as I could go and still read 10pt text. Tanks for your Support Pat O'Hara

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[X Cyclop]

1024x768. LCD 17'.:->

[dr TyGER Konstantin]

1024x768 on 15" LCD - Work 800x600 on 15" CRT (unfortunately)- Home 1024x768 on 17" CRT - Home

[Mindflow]

Always on a laptop :-> If out and about, I use the max res of 1024x768 :( (that's not much, especially for a developer like me :sigh: wish I had more) When at home/office, I use 2 screens, extended desktop. Monitor at 1280x1024 as main desktop and laptop LCD as extended. Love working with 2 screens. And would like it even more if my laptop had better res, heh, but it's fine, I'm used to it now. :)

[mandkcasey]

1680 x 1050 on both of my 21" LCD's.

[virtualdzine]

Most of the time I use 1024×768 on my 15" monitor, at 72Ghz refresh, but I switch to 800 X 600 when I am testing the layout of a website during the development phase. The reason I stick to these two options is because of a demographic study I conducted to find out what screen resolution the majority of website viewers reported that they like to use. Found out it's about 60% 1024×768 and 40% 800 X 600... ~ Dorky and Proud of It

[RoswellNX]

Paul Watson wrote:

Interesting, never heard anyone take that into consideration. The problem is that while a majority of task-bars are on the bottom some are on the side and mine is twice the height of a normal one.

Mine's on auto-hide, but there's still a 3 pixel line that stays put. Roswell :)

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[Siderite Zaqwedex]

1280x1024 at the office (tft 17") and 1024x768 at home (old tube IBM G70 17" :-> ) ---------- Siderite