Hi,
I'm not sure to understand your problem. It seems your picture is partially displayed. Is that right ?

With DOSBox, you can set up three options :
- fullfixed,
- aspect,
- fullresolution.
Fullfixed = true, DOSBox uses the resolution of the fullresolution option.
Fullfixed = false, DOSBox uses always the resolution nearest to the resolution used in windowed mode.
Aspect = true, the screen is stretched and can be verticaly altered to use all the screen space.
Aspect = false, the original ratio of the game is preserved and some parts of the screen can be unused.

Maybe your screen is not correctly configured for the resolution you are using. So you have to adjust you monitor to reduce the screen size.

I hope it helped you and sorry for my very poor english...

It didn't work. It still cuts off the top and bottom image. someone please help

Could you tell me what is the native resolution of the game ? If you know it ? 320x200, 640x480, etc ?
Which game it is ?
What are the parameters you use in your config file for fullresolution, fullfixed and aspect ? And by the way, for your scaler option ?

Sorry, Guest is me. I forgot to log in. 😀
By the way, if your aspect option is set to false, you can observe a cinemascope effect but your screen is not cutted off.

I had another computer and i had the same monitor definition and this didn't happen!! but in this one it's a nightmare...
I'm tryin to mail the dude or the dudes who wrote dosbox... maybe he'll update the prog. if anyone finds a solution feel free to post it !!!! 😕

How about ptfo? It's annoying to read crap posts by people like you who want want want and give f all when ask for detail

2 options; either press the buttons on the display (then adjust vertical scaling); alternatively use windows display properties and set a lower resolution.

The monitor is either not capable of higher resolution, or it has the
factory default settings (which are either too wide or to narrow)