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have a web site that i us a lot that is to far to the left of the screen can not center it. have done everything i know. i see just the right half and if i move the lower bar it goes left and of the screen. amyone have a idea ???thank you
 
I don't know what browser you are using, but at the top there should be a "view" tab. Click the tab and see if you see a "zoom" option and zoom out accordingly.
 
i can zoom in and out but it is stillhalf of the screen ??Internet Explorer. web site is tirebuyer .com
 
it's fine on kids putter also it's just this one. Mine ????every thing from the 2 is off the screen on mime ???
 
Hi marloweg: Most monitors 'had' controls to move or widen the view on the screen. Now I see many controls are hidden behind a lid/cover of some sort to keep kids from playing with the settings. Some have On-Screen menus as to the electronic internal control of what you see/adjust on your monitor screen. For the last few years I've been using all Dell LCD monitors and their "Self-Ajust" does work well so I don't have to do anything. Befor that some of my last of the CRT monitors had all kinds of controls to adjust width and centering of the picture you see on the screen.. You might Googe your Monitor model and read up some tech info on it regarding adjusting/correcting what your seeing. good luck. ag..
 
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