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i have a 15 inch flat panel monitor and the highest screen resolution is 1024 by 768...i was wondering if i could increase that...
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no pretty sure you cant unless your video card will support it could be wrong though an email to your graphics card manufacture will sort this one out for you.
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no. the answer is no no no. You need at least a 17" lcd if you want 1280x1024. chris5126, your graphics card can not force your lcd to have more pixles than are physically there, it is impossible.
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You could increase screen resolution, actually, if you unrestrict the "supported" resolutions. However, watch as everything on the bottom-right edge disappears into oblivion... your machine can process this resolution, but can only increase into invisible workspace. 
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Although you are right, the answer to the poster's question is still no, you can't raise the resolution any further
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