Re: re: Monitor Choice (Poll), now Monitor "ringing"

["byard pidgeon" <bluedove@ccountry.net>]

You need to move that old monitor at least 3 feet from the newer one, for
starters, and maybe even farther.

That's probably the major part of your problem...older monitors are usually
not well shielded.

Also, your video may be flaky...if it's built in, you're out of luck. If
it's a separate card, make sure it's well seated in its slot...if it's been
in a long time, take it out and clean the contacts with an eraser and
replace it.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Hull, Mitchell" <MHull@TLNA.COM>
To: <scan@leben.com>
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2001 11:16 AM
Subject: Was: re: Monitor Choice (Poll), now Monitor "ringing"


> I have this problem pretty badly-using a G450 graphics card, first with a
> Cornerstone (shadow mask)   , then with my current KDS AV95T (aperture
> grille) monitor.  Most notable with a pure black image-the white scroll
bars
> on the edge of the Photoshop window (for instance) ghost pretty badly into
> the black.  Its far worse on the left side of the monitor-which is next to
> an old monitor I use for my PS palettes, running off the G450's dualhead.
> Tried moving that monitor some and got no effect on the main monitor
>
> I tried two Cornerstones before sending getting a refund from
MonitorsDirect
> (nice people), and the KDS didn't do it so badly at first, but 6 months
> later its annoying me quite a lot.
>
> What's the cure-new cable?   I don't think I can swap the cable out of the
> KDS, its hard-wired.  Of course, I DO know a skilled video technician who
> could probably fix something up for me, voiding the warranty in the
> process....
>
> Mitch, on the digest


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