Every time I enter Python it resets the monitor resolution to 640 x 480. I am not setting the monitor resolution anywhere. I am currently running Python 2.5 on a Windows XP computer. Any info will help.
Terry
Terry
-
-
Moving to the Python forum where it should receive better attention. -
That's quite unusual behavior. I'm guessing that it has something to do with your command-line shell window. What happens when you go :Start->Run [cmd.exe]?Originally posted by terryscottComment
-
Python monitor resolution
Every time I enter Python it resets the monitor resolution to 640 x 480. I am not setting the monitor resolution anywhere. I have spoken to others who use python and they have never seen this. I am currently running Python 2.5 on a Windows XP computer. Any info will help.
TerryComment
-
Check out my reply to your earlier query, above.Originally posted by terryscottComment
-
I have the same problem no matter how i open python. I have even tried redownloading it and I have the same problem. Do you have any other ideas.Originally posted by bartonc
TravisComment
-
It's not your python installation, as I suggested earlier. It's your command-line (DOS) shell that's causing this (I'm 99% sure). So I need to know what happens when you go to the Start menu and pull down to Run and type cmd.exe.Originally posted by terryscottComment
-
by the way, thank you for your help. when I open DOS the moniter resolution is not changed.Originally posted by bartoncComment
Comment