Hi Robin, Check the following if you are able to read the detail: On the desktop tab of the display settings, ensure that position is set to stretch. On the appearance tab, set windows and buttons to windows classic and colour scheme to windows classic. On the settings tab, set the resolution to 1024 by 768. HTH, Phil Medway philmedway@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Tel: 01869 347639 mobile: 07980 519990 Skype: philmedway ----- Original Message ----- From: Robin Clayden To: Jaws-UK List Sent: Thursday, November 22, 2007 7:12 PM Subject: [jaws-uk] Graphics cards? Hi, I've just been given a new pc base unit, with a graphics card Intel 82915G controller family edition. I've briefly looked and searched in the FS tech support bulletins but nothing comes up, here's my problem. When on the net, if I go into forms mode for a combo box, and begin scrolling with down arrow, jaws goes into a non stop repeatition of the selected item showing in the box. Control key stops it, but only if I insert F4, kill Jaws then re launch it, then it stops and settles on the item showing. Into forms mode again, down arrow, and away it goes again, it's like it's a flashing neon light that jfw is reading, but the item in the combo box is definitely constant. I've seen this behaviour happening also within a new telephone interface I'm looking at via this pc. There's an online directory list and if I leave the focus on the list anywhere, jaws starts to read cells and column headings etc spontaneously. I haven't gone thoroughly into troubleshooting the display settings, but I'm sure it's in there somewhere, because when I right arrow along the themes tab, appearance tab, screen saver tab, settings tab etc, jaws is currently just saying, tab, tab, tab and nothing else. Under those settings, I'm unsure about the monitor setting, one says default monitor, the other option is plug and play monitor,, then 2 options, use default, or make my desktop settings fit this monitor.... not seen that one before! Dell G2800 machine, P4, XP Pro, SP2, 514 Ram, JFW 8. Any theories most welcome. Kind regards, Robin Clayden, Secretary Scottish Blind golf Society The Governing Body for all blind and visually impaired golf in Scotland. Website manager: http://www.scottishblindgolf.com Tel: 01383 737 717 Mob: 07895 083 217 -- This email has been verified as Virus free Virus Protection and more available at http://www.plus.net