June 13, 200620 yr Here's some advice for fellow mac users - you can use universal access to zoom in the screen on one area. In this case, the runescape client. It's pretty sweet.
June 13, 200620 yr 2 things 1-any way to do that on windows? 2-why did you take a picture of ur whole computer? Doing a little bit of everything
June 13, 200620 yr You can almost get it to fullscreen in windows but not quite. If you go to View--> Full Screen (F-11) it makes it basically fullscreen.
June 13, 200620 yr Author 2 things 1-any way to do that on windows? 2-why did you take a picture of ur whole computer? 1. -> sorta. If you make your browser fullscreen, then go to a low resolution, like 800 x 600, it's similar 2 -> because my computer rocks.
June 13, 200620 yr Author Here's a similar windows implementation. 800 x 600, fullscreen (f11) in firefox.
June 13, 200620 yr Doesn't work for Runescape for me ! :o! Only works for TIF How you do for IE? All Quests completed99 Thieving achieved on January 10th, 200899 Defense achieved on August 3rd, 200885 Slayer achieved on July 31st, 20086 Dragon boot drops, 14 Whip drops
June 13, 200620 yr Here's a similar windows implementation. 800 x 600, fullscreen (f11) in firefox. i tried that. i still have like 1.5 in of balck space between gamescreen and edge of monitor. yes using firefox Doing a little bit of everything
June 14, 200620 yr that is easy to do on Windows, just just have to change the resolution to 600*800 [iNSERT "I R EATIN TEH SHIX ATM" BILL COSBY SIGNATURE GIF HERE, LOL]
June 14, 200620 yr 2 things 1-any way to do that on windows? 2-why did you take a picture of ur whole computer? 1. -> sorta. If you make your browser fullscreen, then go to a low resolution, like 800 x 600, it's similar 2 -> because my computer rocks. how u get it to that resolution? Doing a little bit of everything
June 14, 200620 yr Doesn't work for Runescape for me ! :o! Only works for TIF How you do for IE? still the same thing, press f11 in IE anyway, it have a even better effect as you can auto hide the bar and also add an address bar to it Examine ChenGMT (level: 138)
June 14, 200620 yr Author how u get it to that resolution? start -> control panel -> display -> settings adjust from there.. That's using "classic" control panel view in XP
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