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		<title>VirtualBox/Ubuntu 9.10: Changing Screen Resolution</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[At this stage I am assuming that you already have Sun VirtualBox installed and that you have gone through the process of installing a new virtual machine and installed the latest Ubuntu release.  It’s at this stage once you have started Ubuntu that you’ll be greeted with a low resolution screen, when you go to the display options you’ll find that you only get options to choose 800x600 or 640x400 which let’s face it, is not very helpful with modern screens.  Personally, I am running a 1920x1200 resolution so found the default virtual Ubuntu almost unworkable...]]></description>
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