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The image on every monitor is composed of millions of little colored dots called pixels. Changing the number of pixels displayed on your monitor is called ``changing the resolution.'' Increasing the resolution will make the displayed images sharper, but will also tend to make them smaller. The opposite is true when screen resolution is decreased. Most monitors have a ``native resolution,'' which is a resolution that most closely matches the number of pixels in the monitor. Your display will usually be sharpest when your operating system uses a resolution that matches your display's native resolution.
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Slika na zaslonu je sestavljena iz milijonov majhnih pik, ki se imenujejo slikovne točke. Sprememba števila slikovnih točk, ki so prikazane na zaslonu, se imenuje ``sprememba ločljivosti''. Povečanje ločljivosti bo naredilo prikazane predmete ostrejše, vendar jih bo hkrati pomanjšalo. Ob zmanjšanju ločljivosti je učinek obraten. Večina zaslonov ima ``lastno ločljivost'', ki se najboljše ujema s številom točk na zaslonu. Vaš zaslon bo običajno najostrejši, če je ločljivost operacijskega sistema enaka lastni ločljivosti zaslona.
Translated and reviewed by Klemen Košir
Located in ./troubleshooting/troubleshooting.tex :193
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