Macintosh Users, refer here

Windows 95/98

1.  Go to your "desktop" and right click on an empty area. A shortcut menu will appear.

Click on "properties." The following box will appear:

2. Click on the "settings" tab at the top of the box. Change the desktop area to 800 by 600 pixels, as indicated by above example, by clicking and dragging the slide control to the right. Set the resolution to "800 by 600" pixels, or greater. Windows will not allow you to exceed your system's limits, so you may wish to choose a higher resolution and/or color depth (next).

3. " Go to the "Color Palette" control to the left and, using the drop down box, change the setting to "High Color" or "True Color."

4. The following box will appear: Click, "OK."

5. The following box will appear: Click "Yes."

-- Done  --

Macintosh Users

ON A POWER MACINTOSH:

1.  Somewhere near the bottom of your screen, you will see a little gray shape that looks like a belt buckle. If you click on it, it will expose a belt of small pictures (icons) with an even smaller arrow next to each one.

2.  Go to the monitor icon that has black-and-white checks in the screen. This is where you will adjust the resolution.

3. Click on the icon and HOLD YOUR FINGER DOWN ON THE MOUSE. You will see a menu that lists different choices for screen resolution. They are:

640 x 480
832 x 624
1024 x 768

4. Bring your cursor up to "832 x 624" (or higher resolution) and highlight it. This is the Macintosh version of "800 x 600 pixels."

5. Take your finger off the mouse. The selection has been made.

6.    Restart your computer.

-- Done  --