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[Laszlo]

Here is simpler solution...
You can open up the Windows Display Properties/Settings dialog, move the slider (for the screen resolution) to its leftmost position (Home), then send as many Right arrow keys as necessary for your desired resolution (3 as an example below) and finally simulate a click on the OK button. For Windows XP

Run control desk.cpl`,`,3
WinActivate Display Properties
WinWaitActive Display Properties
ControlSend msctls_trackbar321, {Home}{Right 3}, Display Properties
ControlClick Button8, Display Properties  ; OK

If you want a more fancy solution, you can read the screen resolution to be set under the slider

ControlGetText Res, Static8, Display Properties

and compare it to the desired one. If it is not right, send another Right arrow in a loop. If there is no change in the displayed resolution, you cannot set your desired resolution, send an error message and Cancel with control-clicking on Button9.

By (control) clicking on Advanced, selecting Adapter, clicking on List All Modes a list pops up, where you can choose the refresh rate, too. ControlSend Home/End/Up/Down, as you like.

[PhiLho]

There is also shimanov's solution...