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Hi,
for about a week now ..... pictures are blurry when on internet.....
not all pictures just some, pictures are also blurry when they come in
emails ...... does anyone know why this is?
was told to go into to tools and hit reset ...but that did not help
.....if u have any suggestion i`d be really happy to hear them ......
thank you to anyone that replies
Maeg

wrote:
> Hi,
> for about a week now ..... pictures are blurry when on internet.....
> not all pictures just some, pictures are also blurry when they come in
> emails ...... does anyone know why this is?
> was told to go into to tools and hit reset ...but that did not help
> ....if u have any suggestion i`d be really happy to hear them ......
> thank you to anyone that replies
> Maeg

Have you had your glasses checked lately?

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up, you can marry any girl you please." When I became a young man, I
learned the sad fact was that I could not please any of them.

lol , yes i have thank you ....... vision is ok ........just not sure
what is problem ...... i know something is wrong ....just not what and
pls do not say my kids or kittens did it ..... cause i did not buy that
when my ex said that ...but then i blame him
So if u or anyone knows what this might be pretty please could u tell
me ..... thanx

Toolman Tim wrote:
> wrote:
> > Hi,
> > for about a week now ..... pictures are blurry when on internet.....
> > not all pictures just some, pictures are also blurry when they come in
> > emails ...... does anyone know why this is?
> > was told to go into to tools and hit reset ...but that did not help
> > ....if u have any suggestion i`d be really happy to hear them ......
> > thank you to anyone that replies
> > Maeg
>
> Have you had your glasses checked lately?
>
> --
> When I was a child, I remember my Mom telling me, "Son, when you grow
> up, you can marry any girl you please." When I became a young man, I
> learned the sad fact was that I could not please any of them.

>> wrote:
> Toolman Tim wrote:
wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>> for about a week now ..... pictures are blurry when on internet.....
>>> not all pictures just some, pictures are also blurry when they come
>>> in emails ...... does anyone know why this is?
>>> was told to go into to tools and hit reset ...but that did not help
>>> ....if u have any suggestion i`d be really happy to hear them ......
>>> thank you to anyone that replies
>>
>> Have you had your glasses checked lately?
>>
> lol , yes i have thank you ....... vision is ok ........just not sure
> what is problem ...... i know something is wrong ....just not what and
> pls do not say my kids or kittens did it ..... cause i did not buy
> that when my ex said that ...but then i blame him
> So if u or anyone knows what this might be pretty please could u tell
> me ..... thanx
>
Well, since you're posting through Google Groups, I can't tell how you
connect to the Internet. So I"m going offer a guess. See, a lot of the
dial-up providers have this accelerator crap that they say makes the
Internet 'faster'. It doesn't. It actually reduces the quality of the
pictures to do it's dirty work. See, pictures take a lot of time to
download. So these accelerators only send /part/ of the picture, making it
quite lousy. I've not used one for a long while, so I don't remember all the
details, but there are settings in there for how much "speed up" you want.

So if you are connected to the Internet with Earthlink, PeoplePC, or any of
the other ISPs who use that accelerator software, you might try turning it
off, or changing the settings.

--
When I was a child, I remember my Mom telling me, "Son, when you grow
up, you can marry any girl you please." When I became a young man, I
learned the sad fact was that I could not please any of them.

On or about 27 Jun 2006 18:52:39 -0700, an entity identified as
proudly proclaimed:

>lol , yes i have thank you ....... vision is ok ........just not sure
>what is problem ...... i know something is wrong ....just not what and
>pls do not say my kids or kittens did it ..... cause i did not buy that
>when my ex said that ...but then i blame him
>So if u or anyone knows what this might be pretty please could u tell
>me ..... thanx

Clean your monitor.
>
>Toolman Tim wrote:
>> wrote:
>> > Hi,
>> > for about a week now ..... pictures are blurry when on internet.....
>> > not all pictures just some, pictures are also blurry when they come in
>> > emails ...... does anyone know why this is?
>> > was told to go into to tools and hit reset ...but that did not help
>> > ....if u have any suggestion i`d be really happy to hear them ......
>> > thank you to anyone that replies
>> > Maeg
>>
>> Have you had your glasses checked lately?
>>
>> --
>> When I was a child, I remember my Mom telling me, "Son, when you grow
>> up, you can marry any girl you please." When I became a young man, I
>> learned the sad fact was that I could not please any of them.

--

Estne volumen in toga, an solum tibi libet me videre?

wrote in news: ps.com:

> Hi,
> for about a week now ..... pictures are blurry when on internet.....
> not all pictures just some, pictures are also blurry when they come in
> emails ...... does anyone know why this is?
> was told to go into to tools and hit reset ...but that did not help
> ....if u have any suggestion i`d be really happy to hear them ......
> thank you to anyone that replies
> Maeg
>

Is it a flat screen? Have you played with the DPI settings lately. This can effect image quality.

Here is some more info:

http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;EN-US;Q820286

Your resolution may be too low... Right click on your desktop, click Properties, and go to the Settings tab. Change your screen resolution. If you have an LCD screen, most of these screens are better at their highest tolerable setting. Usually at 1024x768 Pixels. 800x600 are a minimum, but note that many images will be blurry.

A more simpler explanation may be your internet browser itself. Netscape and Internet Explorer render images differently. What I would recommend to test this is to download Netscape Navigator (www.netscape.com) or if you're using that already, check out Internet Explorer (www.microsoft.com) and download the latest version.


Jermaine Byers

PC Consultant


For quicker help in the future, check out www.byerscomputers.com and click on SupportOnDemand which will provide you the answers you seek without the hassles of newsgroups!!!



"Frosty" <> wrote in message news:...
> On or about 27 Jun 2006 18:52:39 -0700, an entity identified as
> proudly proclaimed:
>
>>lol , yes i have thank you ....... vision is ok ........just not sure
>>what is problem ...... i know something is wrong ....just not what and
>>pls do not say my kids or kittens did it ..... cause i did not buy that
>>when my ex said that ...but then i blame him
>>So if u or anyone knows what this might be pretty please could u tell
>>me ..... thanx
>
> Clean your monitor.
>>
>>Toolman Tim wrote:
>>> wrote:
>>> > Hi,
>>> > for about a week now ..... pictures are blurry when on internet.....
>>> > not all pictures just some, pictures are also blurry when they come in
>>> > emails ...... does anyone know why this is?
>>> > was told to go into to tools and hit reset ...but that did not help
>>> > ....if u have any suggestion i`d be really happy to hear them .......
>>> > thank you to anyone that replies
>>> > Maeg
>>>
>>> Have you had your glasses checked lately?
>>>
>>> --
>>> When I was a child, I remember my Mom telling me, "Son, when you grow
>>> up, you can marry any girl you please." When I became a young man, I
>>> learned the sad fact was that I could not please any of them.
>
> --
>
> Estne volumen in toga, an solum tibi libet me videre?

Byers, Jermaine wrote:

[Please do not send HTML formatted posts to these text-only newsgroups]

> Your resolution may be too low... Right click on your desktop, click
> Properties, and go to the Settings tab. Change your screen
> resolution. If you have an LCD screen, most of these screens are
> better at their highest tolerable setting. Usually at 1024x768
> Pixels. 800x600 are a minimum, but note that many images will be
> blurry.

We don't know if the OP has a small, old monitor that may work best at
800x600.

> A more simpler explanation may be your internet browser itself.
> Netscape and Internet Explorer render images differently. What I
> would recommend to test this is to download Netscape Navigator
> (www.netscape.com)

No, you want a modern browser, such as Firefox, SeaMonkey, or Opera (as
a few examples).

> or if you're using that already, check out
> Internet Explorer (www.microsoft.com) and download the latest
> version.

The latest IE 6 is six years old. The IE 7 is a beta - and we all know
what 'beta' means, don't we? Others have said IE 7 should only be used
by power users, web developers, and others who don't mind hosing up
their computers.

> Jermaine Byers
>
> PC Consultant
>
> For quicker help in the future, check out www.byerscomputers.com and
> click on SupportOnDemand which will provide you the answers you seek
> without the hassles of newsgroups!!!

Your web site is very slow. And I found this:

<quote>
SupportOnDemand costs only $19 per issue, and you'll receive your
response via email within 24 to 48 hours. Some responses can be sent
the same day!!!
</quote>

$19? <hoot!> 24 to 48 hours? Usenet is much faster, and free. Seems
like you just spammed this group looking for business. Looks like you've
just discovered Usenet yourself - today.

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-Warning: I brake for lawn deer

If you don't have anything better to do than to knock other people's
expertise, then maybe it would be best that you don't look into the
newsgroup. We are all adults and these people are asking for an opinion.
And yes, just because of comments (like you have made) I think it was a
shameless plug to direct someone where their intelligence is not mocked.
Like my website. You're directing everyone on to Microsoft or FireFox
(which I use and I like, by the way). Everyone is not technically inclined
and they don't appreciate being talked to like they're scum. If you don't
agree with what I say, fine. You disagree. But your advice is based on
your expertise, and so is mine.

Have a nice day and try being civil for a change.

"Beauregard T. Shagnasty" <> wrote in message
news:XDRog.73135$...
> Byers, Jermaine wrote:
>
> [Please do not send HTML formatted posts to these text-only newsgroups]
>
>> Your resolution may be too low... Right click on your desktop, click
>> Properties, and go to the Settings tab. Change your screen
>> resolution. If you have an LCD screen, most of these screens are
>> better at their highest tolerable setting. Usually at 1024x768
>> Pixels. 800x600 are a minimum, but note that many images will be
>> blurry.
>
> We don't know if the OP has a small, old monitor that may work best at
> 800x600.
>
>> A more simpler explanation may be your internet browser itself.
>> Netscape and Internet Explorer render images differently. What I
>> would recommend to test this is to download Netscape Navigator
>> (www.netscape.com)
>
> No, you want a modern browser, such as Firefox, SeaMonkey, or Opera (as
> a few examples).
>
>> or if you're using that already, check out
>> Internet Explorer (www.microsoft.com) and download the latest
>> version.
>
> The latest IE 6 is six years old. The IE 7 is a beta - and we all know
> what 'beta' means, don't we? Others have said IE 7 should only be used
> by power users, web developers, and others who don't mind hosing up
> their computers.
>
>> Jermaine Byers
>>
>> PC Consultant
>>
>> For quicker help in the future, check out www.byerscomputers.com and
>> click on SupportOnDemand which will provide you the answers you seek
>> without the hassles of newsgroups!!!
>
> Your web site is very slow. And I found this:
>
> <quote>
> SupportOnDemand costs only $19 per issue, and you'll receive your
> response via email within 24 to 48 hours. Some responses can be sent
> the same day!!!
> </quote>
>
> $19? <hoot!> 24 to 48 hours? Usenet is much faster, and free. Seems
> like you just spammed this group looking for business. Looks like you've
> just discovered Usenet yourself - today.
>
> --
> -bts
> -Warning: I brake for lawn deer

Byers, Jermaine wrote:
[Please don't top-post]
> If you don't have anything better to do than to knock other people's
> expertise, then maybe it would be best that you don't look into the
> newsgroup.

Welcome to Usenet. It's a free planet, isn't it? Usenet is for
discussion.

> We are all adults and these people are asking for an opinion. And yes,
> just because of comments (like you have made) I think it was a
> shameless plug to direct someone where their intelligence is not
> mocked. Like my website.

A shameless plug which neglected to mention that your 'support' costs
$19. Are you shamed that I caught you out, soliciting money?

> You're directing everyone on to Microsoft or FireFox (which I use and
> I like, by the way). Everyone is not technically inclined and they
> don't appreciate being talked to like they're scum.

Please refer to my post and tell me where I inferred "scum." I gave the
OP a recommendation to update his old browser to a modern one.

> If you don't agree with what I say, fine. You disagree. But your
> advice is based on your expertise, and so is mine.

Except my expertise is free!

> Have a nice day and try being civil for a change.

Heh, I thought I was very civil...

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-bts
-Warning: I brake for lawn deer