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ColeNov 4th 2008 11:08AM
Now if they could only figure out how to resize an image to fit the screen while preserving the aspect ratio. Seriously is it really that difficult?
fourbladesNov 4th 2008 12:48PM
I would assume that the drop down menu for the "Picture Position" will have that option the same as the current option available in Windows Vista; well it's an option I can select in my Vista Ultimate SP1, may it be a picture or a dreamscene.