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I have a 365XD. When I run a MS-DOS application, it runs in a partial screen mode (see below), even if I set the property to full screen. The image is there, just shrunk to a window size, with a black border all around it in full screen mode. Anybody know why? Anybody have a solution. Here is an excerpt from a post I sent to microsoft.public.win95.msdosapps, and a response. Do you agree with the response? ----forward---- This sounds like a problem (feature?) of the Thinkpad computer. Due to the nature of the LCD displays in notebooks, some DOS programs that require unusual resolutions cannot utilize the full LCD screen. Adam P. van Schijndel <pvanschi@sprynet.com> wrote in article <3353F066.3849@sprynet.com>... > I have a IBM Thinkpad 365XD running Win95. > > When I run DOS apps in full screen mode (that is, not windowed), the > image does not fill the entire screen. It fills the centre half (like a > doughnut, where the image is the "doughnut" hole. > > Even after setting the properties of the application -- not a shortcut > -- to full screen, this effect still occurs. > > Has anyone else had this problem? >