I have a user that has a problem with the Print To screen on reports and a couple of other screens also ( on is the TAS Set configuration screen)-- the box cuts off the bottom of the box so that she can't see the choices (list/print/disk) and if she resizes the box the next time she needs it it is back to being too narrow.  We have tried resetting using US-C and I have changed the maximize setting for the company to no, What am I missing?
 
Her resolution is set to 1280x1024 and screen size is set to large.  When she opens up a program screen, her display is not large and it can't be resized.  If I set my screen size to large, my same program screen covers my entire monitor screen.
 
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What is the screen resolution in Windows itself (not the Evo setting)?  Some of the new laptops (and maybe some desktops too) have a wide screen option that may cause some problems.

Put the image on a server somewhere and note its url location.  
 
When you write your message text, insert the image using the following format:  
 
{img}http://www.example.com/image.jpg{/img}  
 
USE SQUARE BRACKETS instead of squiggley brackets.  
 
 

 
 

Hers were set to Extra large!  Even bringing them down to large helped, and regular was even better.  Of course now her desktop is hard for her to read.  
However, this did not change the Large RUN screen setting response.  She still has small program screens.  Is there another setting that might affect this?

Quote from cathyh on 04/13/09 at 10:23:53:

 
Yes, that setting changes the font size but the one in my screen cap lets you set the DPI.  Did you check that one too?  

GOOD JOB Kelloggs!!!!!  That's were I was going next!  
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To answer your question, I have a folder on our company web site where I can put just about anything I want (as long as it's less than 5GB).  Before we got a VPN I used to use it to store stuff that I might need when I was on the road...these days I just use it to store pics (like the one you sent to me) and other miscellaneous stuff.
 
If you're interested and you have a web site then ask the folks that maintain it if they can set you up with a home folder.  It should be pretty easy to do.  If you or they need more info, just drop me a line.
 
If you don't already have a web site or if it's not an option there are other ways to do it, from signing up for a free web site (just run a google search) to online drive's to setting up your own web server.  Maybe your local admin has some ideas based on the hardware you already have.  If not (or if you're not lucky enough to have a local admin) feel free to drop me a line.