This is done by allowing you to software-select your working mode from several screen format settings, including the older, lower resolution standards. What this means to you Frequently, original VGA mode is selected for you at the factory, even though your computer may be capable of better. For doing any imaging work, you should disregard efficiency, and instead go for quality. First select the most colors your computer can handle. This gives you the best rendition on-screen of what you'll get from your printer.
Any higher setting is superfluous.
To set your screen format in Windows 95, go to the Control Panel, activate the Display icon, and click on the Settings tab. You'll see controls for Color palette and Desktop area. BUT watch the color palette knob that you just set in the previous step. Stop sliding the destop area knob to the right if you see the color palette knob jump a step to the left by itself. If it does, slide the desktop area knob back one step to the left, then slide the color palette knob back to the right to again restore the maximum number of colors.