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[JordanBlack68]

Is it possible? Thank you

[VampUK]

Yeah as long as the layouts your using allow.
Which most should. Just look for the size in the layouts description.

[JordanBlack68]

Thanks for the quick reply, I tried a layout, it was too big, I thought 1280*800 would work , o well need to get a bigger screen laptop. VampUK thanks again

[VampUK]

Thanks for the quick reply, I tried a layout, it was too big, I thought 1280*800 would work , o well need to get a bigger screen laptop. VampUK thanks again

No problem.

[Bencrest]

The layouts I release will be designed to work on my HP computers (laptop 1280x800) and desktop (1440x900), although on the 1280x800 display the bottom of the cabinet (below the buttons) will not be visible.

If you have a 1280x800 display you should be able to view layouts in larger sizes (although it can be a pain) by increasing your screen resolution.

You will need to right click on your Windows desktop (not over an icon, do it on an empty space) and press Properties. Click the Settings tab, and it should have a slider for Screen Resolution. Drag that until you (hopefully) get 1280x1024.

What you have now is called a Virtual Desktop - you'll notice that if you move your mouse to the very top and very bottom of the screen, the screen scrolls up and down to show you a larger area.

Using this you can play machines which are designed for taller screens by scrolling up and down across the full height of the layout.

When you want to go back to normal, go back to the Screen Resolution slider and drop it back to your normal resolution (in your case 1280x800).

[JordanBlack68]

Only goes up to 1280*800, how do i do a virtual desktop?