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Posted by Mark on August 9, 2006, 9:15 pm
Please log in for more thread options Ok, you got me showing my age. I increased resolution and got the whole
page. :-/ Not to 1280 x 1080 though. I'd have to hold a magnifying glass
on the screen.
> Mark wrote:
>> The One Step Update Summary page did not appear to have a way out. I did
>> an Alt-F4 to exit the program.
>>
>> On second look, I noticed on the bottom of the screen a barely visible
>> line which turns out to be a the top of a button to close the view or
>> window. Been using the Samsung LCD monitor for a couple of years and
>> never had a problem.
>>
>> Do I have a monitor setting problem or is there something wrong with Q07?
>> As I said before, I never had a screen problem before.
>
> I'm still running IE6 with Firefox 1.5.06 as my default browser, no probs
> there. Haven't tried IE7.
>
> How large is your monitor, what resolution are you running at, and have
> you changed the screen font size? I run OSU every day and have not seen
> the problem you mention, though I admit I'm not clear as to what
> view/window you're referring to. BTW, I have a Samsung 19" LCD,
> 1280x1024, default font size.
>
> Now that I think about it.... One thing I *have* noticed is that on the
Ok, you got me showing my age. I increased resolution and got the whole
page. :-/ Not to 1280 x 1080 though. I'd have to hold a magnifying glass
on the screen.
> Mark wrote:
>> The One Step Update Summary page did not appear to have a way out. I did
>> an Alt-F4 to exit the program.
>>
>> On second look, I noticed on the bottom of the screen a barely visible
>> line which turns out to be a the top of a button to close the view or
>> window. Been using the Samsung LCD monitor for a couple of years and
>> never had a problem.
>>
>> Do I have a monitor setting problem or is there something wrong with Q07?
>> As I said before, I never had a screen problem before.
>
> I'm still running IE6 with Firefox 1.5.06 as my default browser, no probs
> there. Haven't tried IE7.
>
> How large is your monitor, what resolution are you running at, and have
> you changed the screen font size? I run OSU every day and have not seen
> the problem you mention, though I admit I'm not clear as to what
> view/window you're referring to. BTW, I have a Samsung 19" LCD,
> 1280x1024, default font size.
>
> Now that I think about it.... One thing I *have* noticed is that on the
> Quicken Home page, I only had five tabs across the top, with the last one
> saying "More" followed by a down arrow. It was actually the last two tabs
> (Investments and Accounts) doubled up, and I had to choose which one I
> wanted each time I clicked on that tab. Mildly annoying, I thought.
> Well, I have Quicken set to take up *most* of the screen but not all. (I
> run XP with the classic view, so I have icons down the left side. I like
> to keep these at least partially visible so I can click on them without
> minimizing my apps. I do have Quicken filling the screen vertically,
> however.) Anyway, when I maximized the Quicken window, I suddenly had six
> tabs, so I no longer had the extra step of choosing between Investments
> and Accounts from the "More" tab. I've also noticed the new Q interface
> reduces the number of visible register transactions by a few, although in
> return, I think the interface is easier on the eyes. And finally I get to
> my point. Do you have the Quicken window maximized? If not, you might
> try maximizing it to see if this solves your display issue. I still have
> not had to maximize horizontally, though I did have to stretch the Quicken
> window a bit so I could see all six tabs on the Quicken Home page.
>
> I hope all that made sense ... and is helpful. :-)
>
> Regards,
>
> Margaret
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