First and most common is the screen resolution. To fix this;
Go to My computer > Control pannel > Display.
Click the settings tab and change it
to 1024x768.
The second reason why this might happen is your DPI settings. To fix this in Windows XP;
Go to My computer > Control pannel > Display.
Then
click the settings tab and hit the advanced button. Under the general
tab theres the Display Settings, with a DPI option. If you have this
problem it's probably set to large size (120) DPI.
Change this back to Normal Size (96 DPI)
If you have Windows Vista;
Right-click on your desktop and choose Personalize.
Then choose Adjust font size (DPI) from the left column of the Personalization window. If UACView definition in a new window is on, you'll be prompted to approve your escalation of privileges.
If your dpi is not 96 then select it from the opening screen.
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