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   From: Hanekam Punkinga    
   Newsgroups: alt.os.linux.ubuntu   
   Subject: Re: Problem installing Ubuntu   
   Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2007 19:01:09 +0100   
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   Harold Stevens :   
      
   > It's generally considered polite on Usenet to post a brief summary of what   
   > the problem was and what fix/workaround was effective. Others may then not   
   > waste as much time reinventing the wheel, n'est pas?   
      
   I saw a problem where there was none. Just a matter of having the   
   window on top. The Linux PC is not on right now, but I think it   
   involved a right click on the titele bar of the install module to make   
   a menu appear.   
      
   New problem arose though: adjusting screen resolution and monitor   
   frequency. Ubuntu recognizes the svga card but only gives low   
   resolutions (800x600, 640x480) and 60 Hz. for the 15" monitor. I want   
   1024x768 and 75 Hz, which is the setting under Windows.   
      
   BTW, the monitor supports   
   640x480, 75 Hz   
   800x600, 60 Hz   
   800x600, 75 Hz   
   1024x768, 75 Hz   
      
      
   Hanekam Punkinga   
      
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