Change Mac screen resolution from the menu bar in OS X Mountain Lion it is no longer possibleNow to change the screen resolution we need third party applications, in this case if we want to have this feature we have to install this application, for example.
It is not clear why did apple remove this feature in the latest version of the Mountain Lion OS X 10.8.xx operating system, but what is clear is that we no longer have this option available to change the resolution.
This application is totally free and we will find it in the Mac App Store, the installation procedures are the same as always, we download it and install it on our Mac, it will appear in the menu bar and from there we can change the screen resolution quickly.
As well gives us improvements that we did not have when Apple kept this option in "old OS X", since this tells us the aspect ratio in each of the resolutions and allows us to switch between the duplicated screens with a single click of our mouse.
As we read the features in the Mac App Store, this application allows us to;
- A menu option in the menu bar that allows you to change display settings with a single click.
- Depending on the screen configuration, we can adjust the screen resolution, reflection, adjust the refresh rate and access the HiDPI modes.
- This free version of the screen menu not compatible with MacBook Pro Retina display modes.
Display Menu is a very practical application that comes in handy for modify the resolution of our screen in a very simple and fast way, for the elderly, children or people with vision problems.
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