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Originally Posted by lawtyger
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last question. . . displayiing a standard screen on the VGA screen will not look as good as a screen made for VGA? So I should get SVGA screens if I want to run in true VGA mode, QVGA if running in normal mode, and should stay away from standard screens (because they won't take advantage of the VGA screen similar to how some programs don't look right)?
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I usually do not "hack" my x50v screen settings. So my screen is in the default setting. I have purposely done this because I like some of my old themes and some software that I use isn't VGA compatible yet. Plus, I don't want to deal with all the soft resets necessary to swap back and forth - just a personal preference.
I do not really have a problem with the way the themes look; however, some of the programs I use could look better. I am sure this will all be taken care of in the near future by the software folks.
There is a program for your PC called ThemeMaker McDeb that will allow you to create your own VGA themes in landscape or portrait. Take a look at
www.mcdeb.com. :approve:
You can create VGA themes and load them to your x50v. The device will take care of the default presentation. Then when everone finally becomes compatible with VGA, all your themes will be ready to go.:)