I can't see how many bits I'm using in the scanner. I need to see it so I can keep my scan rate up. I tried changing my computer display resolution but it didn't help. Here's what it looks like:
I can't see how many bits I'm using in the scanner. I need to see it so I can keep my scan rate up. I tried changing my computer display resolution but it didn't help. Here's what it looks like:
2006 Tahoe
Iron ls2, built up 4l60e w/vig 3000 stall, 232/234 114, 4.30s, LTs, ORY NNBS intake and LS2 TB etc.
Fighting solves everything...
...except partial differential equations.
Click here to combine multiple VE Logs into one.
Unfortunately this picture is of so low quality I can't even make out what you are seeing.
It doesn't have to be perfect, it just needs to be done in two weeks...
A wise man once said "google it"
I guess so. I should have looked at it before I posted it. Sorry. I'll do it again tonight. In words, at the bottom of the table display it says "ECM Used (Table):ECM Used (Bits): etc." So it' tell me what I'm using for "Bits" but not for "Table".
2006 Tahoe
Iron ls2, built up 4l60e w/vig 3000 stall, 232/234 114, 4.30s, LTs, ORY NNBS intake and LS2 TB etc.
Fighting solves everything...
...except partial differential equations.
Click here to combine multiple VE Logs into one.
I have a feeling it might be your dpi settings but thats just a guess.
It doesn't have to be perfect, it just needs to be done in two weeks...
A wise man once said "google it"
Go to Control Panel
Appearance and Themes
Display
Click on Appearance tab
Set the Font size to Normal
If this doesn't fix it, go to Themes tab and set the theme to Windows XP
9 sec Montecarlo SS
I shortened the text so you should be able to read it now, latest 2.24
I count sheep in hex...
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