The page on-screen look thin and I want to make it wider image on screen. I need large text and page. How do I adjust the screen image?

Adjust your text in your word processor,. WORD?
Look up File - Page Setup - Margins

hi,
if you can post the screen shot, what is happening we would be able to help you better.



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Procedure
1,Using the buttons on the projector,perform zoom adjustment or keystone correction. The Image Shift adjustment screen is displayed after you finish making adjustments.
2,Adjust projection position.
3,Press the ESC button to close the adjustment screen.
note:the projection position cannot be adjusted when zoom is set to be maximum "wide" position
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Two step process, scan and save the image, then print and select landscape

To print a copy of the screen on your printer.
Hold down the Alt key and then press the PrtScr key.
Open Word - a blank document - click on the page, then click on Edit - Paste, this will place the screen image on the page. You can enlarge the image by holding down the shift key and click on the right hand corner of the image and drag it down to the right to make it as large as you require. By holding down the shift key, it will maintain the correct image proportion.
you can now add text and print this document.

You can use any other image viewing software such as Picasa. It will open images at 100% size but you can change the size of images

right click on your desktop and select "properties" (xp)  or "personalization" (vista/7).  In xp, select the "settings" tab, and in vista/7, select "display settings". then adjust your screen resolution to a wider aspect ratio to compensate for the wide screen. 

Hi Audrey-

There are many things that will effect how your printer handles paper. The most overlooked being the size of the document or image to be printed. If the image or text bleeds over the edges (left, right, top, bottom) of the document, several sheets can be ejected before the "visible" printing takes place. Often those first few pages look blank, but actually are the outer edges of your picture or text. If you are printing a large picture or large text document, this may be your situation. Try printing a document with just a few words on it (like a small email) as a test.

The second most common culprit is dusty, dirty feed rollers in the printer. Consult your HP 1310 series manual for instructions on cleaning the feed rollers, or consult this general cleaning article on HP.com. HP PSC 1310 All-in-One Printer series cleaning

The type of paper can also effect how many sheets are pulled into the rollers. Is the paper new?, Thick?, Very thin?, or is it the same ol' printer paper you've always used? Either way, remove the stack of paper from the feed tray, "fluff" it by fanning it (like flipping through a book very quickly, or the way Superman counts a stack of money!) and replace. Print a test page.

Let me know if this helps!

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Many graphic cards enable you to rotate the screen up to 360 degrees. You could try to post this question again under you graphic card model instead of computer screen model as it is your graphic card that is certainly the problem.