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    i wanna know..... how to change monitor screen resolution from the original resolution when my application active and how to return original resolution when my application is on taskbar or close? i'll very thz u..... :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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      i wanna know..... how to change monitor screen resolution from the original resolution when my application active and how to return original resolution when my application is on taskbar or close? i'll very thz u..... :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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      You shouldn't be doing this at all. Changing the resolution is a system wide setting that, if done, affects the layout of any icons that are on the desktop and changes the resolution for all applications that are running. This is not a friendly thing to do. If you're doing this for a game, I highly suggest using DirectX/XNA to do this instead.

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