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Distortion in Windows XP Microsoft based programs
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9:18 pm
January 15, 2011


Pete B

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I purchased a Dell computer in the past 4 months and have started getting distortion in the microsoft programs; most notably in Excel.  However, it is evident in IE8 and other Microsoft Office programs such as Word and Outlook.  Excell is the worst.  Dell tells me it is a software problem and they don't cover that under their warranty even though they pre-loaded the software.  Any ideas on how I can fix this?

7:54 am
January 16, 2011


John1930

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Just call me curious….what is "distortion in the microsoft programs".

That is a new one on me.

2:59 pm
January 19, 2011


asi

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I'm going to go out on a limb and taking a guess what the poster is calling distortion. Perhaps the screen resolution is set too high/low and or the height/width ratio needs to be changed.

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