There's resolution 1280 x 1024 in most 17" TFT monitors.
When a program uses f.ex. resolution 800 x 600, the monitor strecthes it to full screen, and so image is bad. Is there any possibility that the image would be drawn to the center of the monitor in the size 800 x 600, and the borders would be left black. So the actual resolution would still be 1280 x 1024.
If the resolution is very small, for example in old DOS games 320 x 200, it would be good first stretch image by factor 4 to size 1280 x 800, and again draw it to the center of the monitor by leaving black to the top and/or bottom borders.
When a program uses f.ex. resolution 800 x 600, the monitor strecthes it to full screen, and so image is bad. Is there any possibility that the image would be drawn to the center of the monitor in the size 800 x 600, and the borders would be left black. So the actual resolution would still be 1280 x 1024.
If the resolution is very small, for example in old DOS games 320 x 200, it would be good first stretch image by factor 4 to size 1280 x 800, and again draw it to the center of the monitor by leaving black to the top and/or bottom borders.
