When satisfied, click out of the slider and click Ok.Īccept the new settings, or cancel to revert to the previous settings.

Notice how the screen animation changes as well. Notice how you can slide the slider up and down to the right resolution, and imagine that, you can even place it between stops to customize it to whatever resolution you want (“You can’t imagine what type of technology we had to develop for this feature” duh!). In the Control Panel’Appearance and Personalization’Display’Screen Resolution window, click on the “Resolution” drop-down list. Right-click an empty spot on your desktop and select “Screen Resolution” (now was it that hard, Vista UI designers? Was it indeed that hard?) To change the screen resolution in Windows 7 follow these steps: The version I’m working with to grab screenshots from is beta build 7000, and things might (and probably will) change by RTM comes along. Note: Remember, Windows 7 is still under development. In Windows 7, luckily for us, the Vista UI designers either got new brain implants, or got fired, and new client and customer-oriented designers were hired instead.

In Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008, although they were still 2 clicks away, these settings got deeper inside something that looked like a lame try to re-design the look of the personalization features of Windows. We repeatedly got one question that surprised us: “Why would I ever trust a third party with control of my network? Research has found that the average business user must manually type out, or copy/paste, the credentials to 154 websites per month. Shockingly, they are among the most common passwords that end users choose in 2021. Hi, Yes, dynamically resolution is available in Windows 8.1. No, these are not exercises for people who are brand new to typing.

Windows 8 change resolution