Some chanels i get full screen and some dialog some small and i dont have the original control

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It is immpossible to set its screen resolution or screen size, without it remote control. Try to get one original remote control, from the authorised service center for Emerson at your town, or buy a universal remote control, which have setup codes for Emerson TV with it. OK.

On the Start menu:

• Select Control Panel

In Control Panel:

• Be sure you are in Classic View (all Control Panel icons are showing).
• If not, under Control Panel in the left pane, select Switch to Classic View.
• Select Display.

In the Display Properties dialog box:

• Select the Appearance tab.
• Select a Windows and buttons style from the list.
• Select a Color scheme from the list.
• Select a Font size from the list.

For more customization:
Under Windows and buttons:

• Select Windows Classic style.

Under Color scheme:
Select the color scheme you want from the expanded list of options
To change individual desktop elements such as title bars, icons, menus, and scrollbars:

• Select the Advanced button.

In the Advanced Appearance dialog box:
To choose the screen element you want to change:

• Select it from the Item list.

To choose available size, color and font styles:

• Select from the attribute lists.

When you are finished with selections:

• Select OK twice to close the dialog boxes.

To close Control Panel:

• Select the Close button.

Control Panel: Display: Appearance tab: Advanced button

Control Panel: Display: Appearance tab: Advanced Appearance dialog box

To open the Ease of Access Center, select:

• Start.
• Control Panel.
• Ease of Access.
• Ease of Access Center.

Under Explore all settings, select:

• Make the computer easier to see.

Under See also, select:
Personalize appearance and sound effects
In Personalize appearance and sounds, select:

• Display Settings.
• Under Resolution:
  
• Select a resolution between Low (screen elements appear bigger) and High (screen elements appear smaller).
• Select OK.

It depends on the TV a bit. Which model of Broksonic TV do you have? Do you have the original remote? (remotes.com has replacement remotes for many TVs.) Look at the TV (or the original remote) for a menu or channel add subtract option. (The TV is probably programmed to skip the channels that didn't have a signal in the past so you need to reprogram this.) If the TV is a really simple TV (with just the channel and volume controls on the TV), you'll need the original or a direct substitute remote (or a higher end programmable remote). Most basic universal remotes will control power, channel and volume but not the reprogram channels option (in my experience). If you can program the add/remove channels, press 60 on the remote, wait for the TV to go to that channel and then press the Add Channel button. Alternately, with the satellite receiver on, press the combination to search all channels and program the skip to channels with signal.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells
(I had a really old Emerson TV; when the original remote started to fail, the cheap universal remote didn't handle the channel programming. Fortunately, the original remote would usually still work for that.)

In short, no. The resolution on those LCD panels is extremely small and was originally designed for the small proprietary OS that came on them. Eventually Asus started putting XP on some of them, which was designed for 800x600 at the very least. As a result a lot of standard Windows dialog boxes are taller than the screen and make access to the buttons on the bottom difficult. One solution would be to use an OS that's designed for LCD screens with low resolution, like Ubuntu Netbook Remix. The only other solution is to upgrade to a netbook with a higher resolution screen, like most of the 8" netbooks.

Get the original Sony remote. Select TV or the Video input you want to use. Then press the Display button to make the text dissapear.

Jerry G.

If you have the original remote control, press display and that should get rid off the OSD info on the screen.

No the original remote is needed.
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use any remote control go menu and then pres auto progam or pres any chanel like #2 or chanel 4 for exemple on tv

JOSE