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Not sure what your cable box outputs but connect your cable box to a tv and try changing the resolution of your cable box to 1600x900 or less if there is such a setting; the monitor will not display resolutions higher than 1600x900
You need to set the PC video resolution to 1600 x 900 for proper 16:9 wide screen format. But if your pictures that you taken with your camera were not 16:9, IE 4 X 5 then it will be stretched side way to fill the screen.
right click on your desktop and select "properties" (xp) or "personalization" (vista/7). In xp, select the "settings" tab, and in vista/7, select "display settings". then adjust your screen resolution to a wider aspect ratio to compensate for the wide screen.
The resolution is changed on the PC and not the monitor. Right click on the desktop and select Properties->Settings->Screen Resolution. Here you will get a slider showing Minimum to Maximum resolution that your monitor is capable of taking. Start sliding the indicator one notch at a time and click OK when satisfied. You will be given an opportunity to revert back to the original one should you want to. Go ahead and change to a more likeable one.
If you just want to change the size of the font of the web pages you are visiting...all you have to do is hold down the CTRL key while tapping the + or the - key the will increase and decrease the font size.
To check the resolution just right click in an empty area of the desktop and scroll down to properties....you can play around with the resolution there....don't worry, you get 15 seconds to decide if you like the setting before it reverts back to the previous setting.
The fact that other devices can go higher than the resolution provided by the panasonic dvd player is a strong indication that this is not a screen issue but one with your dvd player and you should consult the manual or web site for your particular model to find out what its limitations are
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