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#26025 11/21/2010 4:03 PM
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I am using the newest version of AC with Windows 7. Every now and then the bottom or side portion of the chart I am working on will get cut off. Making "sign-off" and adding current medications difficult since I can not access the field or bottons. Moving or resizing the chart does not work. Anyone else having this problem?

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You might try adjusting the monitor resolution parameters in the control panel.


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Thanks. I checked my screen resolution is set at 1280X 800 the highest setting for more detail. The lower setting has a warning stating that objects my not fit on the screen. I also have the text set to only 100%

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Originally Posted by DrF
my screen resolution is set at 1280X 800 the highest setting for more detail.

Is that the recommended resolution for the monitor that you are using? Its usually in the documentation that comes with the monitor. For instance, other common monitor resolutions are 1280 x 960 or 1280 x 720.

Also, some of the newer flatscreen monitors have an auto adjust button as a push button, often located on the bottom right edge of the screen.


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