SlowMotion3EB,
Open a file called /etc/X11/xorg.conf for editing.
In that file you will see a list of resolutions that are availiable to you. Move all the resolutions you don't want into a commented line like this:
# 1024x768 640x480 1920x1440 .... etc.
This should leave only the resolution you want in the original line. Save and exit.
Restart x or reboot if that is easier for you. Your desired resolution should now be there.
Fred
Screen Rsolution
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