How do I get the screen back to normal size, nothing's working

first try using the volume bar on the side while in text mode with text showing, if not go into settings from the menu( bottom left below the screen) and then look for display, choose font size(just below font style), change from large to medium or small. hope this helps.

you need to change the tv back to the input your cable box is connected to. Look for a input button on your remote and keep pushing it until it gets to the right input(your cable will come back on). if that doesn't work go into your televisions menu and look for inputs on the menu and go through them till you find the right one. if you have any questions leave a comment on this thread and i will help you out.

have the same problem just my back screen buttons working. dont know what to do =] will try using remote for now but cant change cd. should i try reset ?? or i should not =]

if it was the video card ...it will appear something on screen like Bios...when accessed..and affect only the installation ...I suspect the lcd connection
so...assuming is nothing inside...take a look on this tutorial
http://www.laptop-repair.info/laptop_screen_repair.html

when you are looking at the text message, hit the volume buttons on the side of your phone to make it bigger or smaller! the same thing happened to me.

Most likely it's your memory ic (eprom). Sometimes depending on the make, an authorized service center can flash the eprom back to normal. This is something you can not do but I hope this helps a little.

look for ibm notebook manager in programs

make sure you hit the 2nd button before hitting the contrast button. you need to hit the 2nd button everytime you hit the contrast up button

Maybe it's something with NTSC/PAL settings, or SOURCE SELECT. Check troubleshooting in your manual.

If the television is connected to a cable box such as Time Warner's HD box, the picture mode can be changed by pressing the '#' on the cable box's remote keypad (where the channel numbers are). This cycles the picture between zoom, normal, and stretch which could be cause of your problem.