Screen moves with cursor

My daughter has a g4 and just the other day for no apparent reason, the desktop seems to be about 10-15% too big for the screen. when you move the cursor, the screen/display moves around as the cursor moves. As you aproach the edge of the screen with the cursor, the desktop picture actually moves in the opposite direction to give access all the way to the edge. it's kind of strange.... I have tried to adjust any settings that I could find. It is set at the highest resolution. Lower res just makes things bigger and fatter.....
help!
ibook g4 Mac OS X (10.4.5)

THANKS NIEL! That was the thing.
Best,
wtl3
ibook g4 Mac OS X (10.4.5)

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