Duddy Diamond Member Jul 22, 2002 4,677 15 81 Dec 5, 2006 #1 This happened in IE6. I figured IE was the problem. I just upgraded to IE7 and it's STILL a problem! ALL images in IE look stretched and malformed. I'm using a Dell Inspiron E1505 with a Radeon X1400 with a 1680x1050 Resolution.
This happened in IE6. I figured IE was the problem. I just upgraded to IE7 and it's STILL a problem! ALL images in IE look stretched and malformed. I'm using a Dell Inspiron E1505 with a Radeon X1400 with a 1680x1050 Resolution.
Duddy Diamond Member Jul 22, 2002 4,677 15 81 Dec 5, 2006 #2 I fixed it. I had to use an Internet Explorer Scaling Utility from Dell.
BFG10K Lifer Aug 14, 2000 22,709 3,003 126 Dec 5, 2006 #3 Disable this setting: Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced -> Multimedia -> Enable Automatic Image Resizing.
Disable this setting: Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced -> Multimedia -> Enable Automatic Image Resizing.
A AdamSnow Diamond Member Nov 21, 2002 5,736 0 76 Dec 5, 2006 #4 Originally posted by: Duddy I fixed it. I had to use an Internet Explorer Scaling Utility from Dell. Click to expand... Can you post a link? My wife's Dell laptop does that as well... I can't stand it.
Originally posted by: Duddy I fixed it. I had to use an Internet Explorer Scaling Utility from Dell. Click to expand... Can you post a link? My wife's Dell laptop does that as well... I can't stand it.
G GundamSonicZeroX Platinum Member Oct 6, 2005 2,100 0 0 Dec 5, 2006 #5 Does it do it in Firefox too? Just wondering.
Jaxidian Platinum Member Oct 22, 2001 2,230 0 71 twitter.com Dec 5, 2006 #6 If it does it in IE7, try holding CTRL and rolling your mouse scroll wheel to see if it helps.