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**MetalCartman** · 13 July 2002, 07:50

There's the problem, IE6 resizes images, so they'll fit into the explorer window. Just move your mouse pointer over the pic and wait a few seconds. Then in the lower right corner appears a square button, click it and the pic will have ist original size again.

**The PIT** · 13 July 2002, 07:58

Originally posted by MetalCartman
There's the problem, IE6 resizes images, so they'll fit into the explorer window. Just move your mouse pointer over the pic and wait a few seconds. Then in the lower right corner appears a square button, click it and the pic will have ist original size again.

Yup I know that but the option didn't come up.

**Agent31** · 14 July 2002, 21:12

<a href="http://www.mozilla.org/releases/" target="_blank">Mozilla</a>

**Hefa** · 14 July 2002, 23:40

opera..

**Tempest** · 15 July 2002, 08:45

Tools->Internet Options...->Advanced->Multimedia/Enable Automatic Image Resizing...

**CaineTanathos** · 17 July 2002, 04:02

if you use tripple buffering instead of double buffering isn't that better too ?

**Maggi** · 17 July 2002, 06:13

Originally posted by CaineTanathos
if you use tripple buffering instead of double buffering isn't that better too ?

only if you have VSync enabled

**leech** · 20 July 2002, 09:06

Anybody try GLMark 1.1? I tried it and the Parhelia (driver version 230) scored worse than the Geforce2MX! www.vulpine.de is where you can find it. I'm curious to see what other's score.

Leech

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