I have a small problem with the AE program maybe someone can help.
In this photo you can see that the Live Data screen doesn't fit in the screen of my laptop, i was checking the Perdels test and can't seem to get all the boxes on AE on the screen.




See the lower boxes are at the lower end of the screen and can't access them.

I've been into the computer company and they say it's nothing to do with the screen resolution .
I've contacted Bill at AE support and he says it's a computer problem, has anyone else had this problem?

 

Blue,
What screen resolution is your display set to?
What video is it using, iVidia, Intel?
Do you have the most recent version of your video driver installed?

 

resolution is 1366 x 750 , the guy at the computer shop said that's okay for this laptop.

Video driver is intel.

 

The resolution you are using could be the problem.
Try changing your screen to a lower res like like 1024x768 and see if it
makes a difference.

I have seen this sort of behaviour with some other software that does
not like the wie screen ratios used on some laptops.

Experiment with different resolutions and see if anything works.

Let the Auto Enginuity guys know you are having problems, it's their
software they should be supporting it.

 

Thanks Brian B, have fixed it now , also moved the buttons under the record buttons and she pits in the screen .
Modern technology I'm not up with it , there's enough work nutting out the AE

 

Glad you got it sorted.

I used to work as a computer tech setting up and maintaining a
network and maintaining the hardware and software.
Also did a bit of programming, mostly at uni.

I have been out of the business for over 2 years and so I am
starting to lose touch with the technology, if you don't activley
keep up with the tech it soon leaves you behind.

It wont be long before most of my computer knowledge is totally
out of date.

Having said that if you have any computer problems ask, if I can
help I will.

 

Thanks for your help , and offer to help again , there will be a day i will call you.
I have been working in the Auto repair Industry , with not a lot if computer skills necessary , but learning.

 

I've been working in the computer industry my whole life.

Not a lot of auto repair skills but I'm learning.

At my new job we just pulled some (1.5pb) memory out of our computer and sold it second hand for $3.3 million.

I know less about laptops than Brian B.