External Monitor Resolution Options

Thanks, but another no-go. I do remember an option in previous versions of MacOS, but nothing here. BUT...when I go into the MacOS User Guide tool, it shows an option called 'Overscan' to be used when using a TV as a display and you can't see the menu bar (me issue). BUT...there is no Overscan option in the Displays section of Preferences. Any ideas how to get the Overscan option to display? It won't display for 'Default for Display' nor 'Scaled' options.

Thank You for the reply. Yes, I did try the "Default for Display", but it provides a similar resolution/view as to the 1080i/1080p screen. I completely lose the outer section of all sides of the screen (top/bottom/left/right), so no way to view the Menu bar or the Dock, much less any icons that have been placed near those edges.

Thanks for the suggestion, the issue with this app is it's managed via the Menu Bar, which I can't see in the screen. From the looks of it, it also just replicates the choices available through the Preferences tool.

I'm beginning to believe this is an issue with the Monitor as every resolution choice still hides most/all of each edge of the screen. When I plug my laptop into the TV as a monitor, I get the same issue. BUT...the TV doesn't have any toolset to adjust the screen size/position. It shows the options in the manual, but of course they don't show up on the screen. I might need to find an alternative solution for the monitor.