There's an old trick for getting the screen's V to H proportions just right:
Change the desktop pattern to the standard Apple gray - which is actually alternating black & white pixels, diagonally arranged. Then hold something with a known 90˚ corner angle up against the screen - the corner of a floppy disk or a sheet of paper, say - with the corner pointing up, so the two sides slope down 45˚ on either side. You will be able to see quite clearly whether the alternating pixels line up diagonally along the sides of your test object.
Change the desktop pattern to the standard Apple gray - which is actually alternating black & white pixels, diagonally arranged. Then hold something with a known 90˚ corner angle up against the screen - the corner of a floppy disk or a sheet of paper, say - with the corner pointing up, so the two sides slope down 45˚ on either side. You will be able to see quite clearly whether the alternating pixels line up diagonally along the sides of your test object.