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I keep getting a "Screen Resolution Problem" message in Yahoo Mail

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here is a screen resolution problem

Since upgrading to Firefox 5.0 I have been receiving the following message: "Your screen resolution is set below our minimum recommendation of 1024 x 600 pixels. You can continue with your current settings, but the newest version of Yahoo! Mail may not display properly.

Try increasing your screen's resolution (In Windows or Mac OS Help, search for "screen resolution"). If you're using most versions of Windows, here's how..."

I have the resolution above the recommended. How do I fix this and keep the error message from popping up? Really not thrilled with 5.0!

here is a screen resolution problem Since upgrading to Firefox 5.0 I have been receiving the following message: "Your screen resolution is set below our minimum recommendation of 1024 x 600 pixels. You can continue with your current settings, but the newest version of Yahoo! Mail may not display properly. Try increasing your screen's resolution (In Windows or Mac OS Help, search for "screen resolution"). If you're using most versions of Windows, here's how..." I have the resolution above the recommended. How do I fix this and keep the error message from popping up? Really not thrilled with 5.0!

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Troubleshooting extensions and themes

If it still doesn't work, see this - Websites look wrong

If that doesn't work either, use this - Resizing oversize window

Check and tell if its working.