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To: Elroy who wrote (236644)	6/10/2005 8:32:50 AM
From: Taro	Respond to of 1574093

Too many pork chops yesterday, Elroy... :) Taro

To: Elroy who wrote (236644)	6/10/2005 12:05:15 PM
From: RetiredNow	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1574093

That's odd. You might try right-clicking your desktop screen and then clicking on Properties. Then go to Settings and adjust your Display settings to a different size. Sometimes Display settings can cause those types of issues.

To: Elroy who wrote (236644)	6/10/2005 4:07:14 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1574093

Computer question - For some reason my display has reset itself. When I open a browser, the side panels are off the edge of the screen, so I can't easily move down the page. Anybody know how to set it back to normal?? I am not exactly sure of the problem but if this is the problem: your toolbar is not on top but on the side and everything else is in other than its normal location, then you can click and drag it back into the right position with your mouse like you would if you were moving the page of a web site like SI. It may take a few tries but eventually it gets there. I have done it on several occasions but I have never bothered to understand why it works or why things got screwed up in the first place. If its something else, there should be at the bottom of your monitor, buttons that allow you to mess with the display on your monitor. Play with them and see if they are able to correct the problem.