The tip was a good fix and worked. Often, people think "help" sections are a goldmine in programs we encounter problems with. Yet more often than not, they are as useless as teats on a boar hog. Per say, as an example is Microsoft's famous help window for error reports on failed updates. The error number can be used online, and you can find a direct report, but more often than not, the help window itself gives you no help at all, or even more infamously gives the user such directions and instructions that are not even available on their version, or not even there when you go through the steps.
That's why forums such as these are worth their weight in gold, to be able to access the abundance of experiences made available only through the direct input of forum members with true knowledge accumulated through professional wisdom. For me to have researched online for the problem, especially with the trend of search engines to show the most highly paid responses to appear first rather than the most helpful, it would have been an aggravating search. Then again, where would I have come up with the word "overscan" or "scaling" if not for the truly helpful and valid input such as your's.
Forums are here for that purpose, to share. If people used all available search and help functions out there for fear of being ostracized for not being able to figure it out themselves once they resort to a forum, spending mind boggling hours and failed results to do so, what would we needs forums such as these wonderful tidbits of genuine help for? We'd be frustrated and insane by the time we found a viable solution.
Thanks again to Fatty for a truly helpful tip and going through the selflessness of offering good, genuine responses.
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