ho ho ho....
Seriously, try setting your screen to 1024 x 768 and in a drawing programme draw a perfect circle. If you now change your screen to 1280 x 1024 it will look squashed.....
.....it was the allegro wot did it !
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Tried it in Corel Draw. 1024 x 768 perfect circle looks like rugby ball, 1280 x 1024 perfect circle. It's a pixel thing - Sony 18in TFT has 5:4 width/height ratio.
Course its a bloody pixel thing....thats wot we're talking abart init?
Most monitors are 4:3 so wot I said is right. Your monitor is 5:4 so what I said is also right....just t'other way round.........dont bother going any further with this...I was just pointing out that some screen setting ratios are different to others. It can actually be quite confusing...I was with some design people yesterday who couldnt understand why scanned circles were coming up squashed on screen and they kept trying to correct them................
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