Toshiba Satellite S202 Laptop and Corel Linux 2nd Edition
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I'm using Corel Linux 2nd Edition on a Toshiba Satellite S202 laptop I could really appreciate some help if somebody has a moment, thanks!
When I go to reboot into the installation then I make it into the place where you accept or do not accept the lisence agreement. Unfortunately, I cannot read the entire thing because it's only untilizing about the middle two-thirds of a 1024x768 screen, no matter what monitor I use!And the rest of the screen including the "I accept" buttons are outside of this two-thirds. I know this may sound elementary but I would so appreciate your help!!!! Thanks in advance!
No I haven't tried <tab> but do you think it will work considering the fact that I cannot even see the buttons or radio buttons or whatever they are to know which one to press? Thanks so much!!!
It's a great idea! The only problem is that I've tried to get into the BIOS and can't figure it out, I know there's a way, I'll just have to look into it more. I also checked out Corel's documentation and couldn't find anything. By the way, I did try tabbing, but the next screen cane up the same way so I couldn't type in anything or know what I was supposed to be typing in.
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