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EEEPC_RESV 1.2

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Date Added:

May 02, 2009 10:45 PM

Publisher's Description:

Taken from Eeeuser.com Wiki :

Why scaling is necessary

Some software is only capable of running at higher resolutions than the eee`s 7` LCD supports. This is especially true of games though it also includes software that contains large non resizeable windows.
How scaling works

Scaling forces the eee to render the screen at a higher resolution, say 800Ã—600, and then squishes the image down to 800Ã—480 to fit on the eee's internal display.
Problems and limitations

This results in some distortion of the image and some degradation of image quality. The degradation in image quality is most noticeable in text though users have reported being satisfied with the appearance of text at 800Ã—600. In exchange you can now run software that can only be run at higher resolutions. Turning ClearType off will improve appearance.

Current solution only supports 800Ã—600 and 1024Ã—768. It is possible further support will be added later.
How to add this feature
Before you Begin

You will need to install Windows XP on your eee to attempt this modification. There are many options for doing this. Please see the main wiki page for instructions on how to install alternate OS on the eee.

Step 1: download files

you will need either the video driver for the R2H or the modified Intel or Asus drivers from LazerTag

http://forum.eeeuser.com/viewtopic.php?pid=108023#p108023
you will need the kkjj's EEEPC_Utility.

http://140.126.130.41/~kkjj/2008/EEEPC_Utility12.zip

Step 2: Read any included "Readme" files

Read any files containing readable text that might be supplied with drivers or software

Step 3: Install driver

uninstall old display driver.
Install modified driver using either kkjj`s or LazerTag`s
In advanced display properties uncheck `hide unsupported resolutions`

Step 4: Run kkjj`s program

Set output to Notebook only.
run the EEEPC_Utility program and follow directions to pick resolution.

Step 5: Make improvements to this article

add screen shots of steps
add better directions
fix typos
Recommended settings
Turn ClearType off.
If in 1024Ã—768 font, a DPI of 144 looks much nicer.