Menu Bar extend past screen limits on 27" IMac at 2560x1440 ?

My Menu bar and for that matter the whole desktop extends past the sides of the screen, so that I actually have to scroll to get to items on the far sides of the screen. If I reduce the resolution to 1600x1280 the same thing happens. When I go back to 2560, the desktop has an approximate 2" border on the top and left side that shows a blue background. The computer is a 27" IMac, 2.8 Ghz Intel Core I7, and I don't know that I did anything wrong or what's happening. The computer is about 4 months old.
Steve

Have you tried checking whether the "Accessibility" control panel settings changed?
It seems to me you have some visually impaired setting enabled.
I think I've done this inadvertently by holding a modifier key (command?) while using my scroll wheel.

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