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You can change the monitor resolution and color bit depth inMac OS through either the control panels or theControl Strip.

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Changing your monitor resolution

With the Monitors (Mac OS 9.x) or Monitors& Sound control panel

1. From the Apple menu, select Control Panels and thenMonitors or Monitors & Sound.
2. If it isn't already selected (grayed out), click theMonitor button, which looks like a sun.
3. In the 'Resolution' section, select the resolution you prefer.

With the Monitors control panel (old version)

Note: The original Monitors controlpanel was largely replaced by the Monitors & Soundcontrol panel, and then, in Mac OS 9, by a rewrittenMonitors control panel.

1. From the Apple menu, select Control Panels and thenMonitors.
2. Click Options..
3. Under 'Select a monitor setting', click the resolution you prefer and click OK.

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With the Control Strip

1. Open the Control Strip, and click the Monitor Resolutionmodule, which looks like a monitor with a checkerboard pattern.
2. Select the resolution you prefer.

Changing the color bit depth

With the Monitors (Mac OS 9.x) or Monitors& Sound control panel

1. From the Apple menu, select Control Panels and thenMonitors & Sound.
2. If it isn't already selected (grayed out), click theMonitor button, which looks like a sun.
3. In the 'Color Depth' section, select either a color or gray-scaledisplay, and how many colors or shades of gray to use.

With the Monitors control panel (old version)

Note: The original Monitors controlpanel was largely replaced by the Monitors & Soundcontrol panel, and then, in Mac OS 9, by a rewrittenMonitors Onehitspace mac os. control panel.

1. From the Apple menu, select Control Panels and thenMonitors.
2. Under 'Settings of selected monitor:', select either a color orgray-scale display, and how many colors or shades of gray to use.

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With the Control Strip

1. Open the Control Strip and click the Monitor BitDepthmodule, which looks like a monitor with vertical bars.
2. Select the number of colors or shades of gray you want the monitorto display.

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