My moniter is LCD one is it the cause for screen stretch?

my screen size ratio is 90 by 345 is the stretch due to size?
Answer:

You need to be running it at its native resolution. If you have Windows 7 right click on the desktop and select Screen Resolution. Choose the highest resolution listed, it should say "Recommended" next to it.

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There are settings in the display properties to stretch items on your screen to fill the screen from top to bottom and left to right. If this is what you are referring to place your cursor on area of your screen with no icon, right click and the click properties. You'll then see display click there to find the settings. If the problem is with the screensaver you'll find the screensaver setting by clicking screensaver to the right of display.

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