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>	2) Would things be simpler and/or even higher resolution with
>	   a multisync monitor? (I guess I'm asking what the hardware
>	   limits are, for the ST and for the monitors to track the video).
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>	4) There are several adaptors and lots of multisync monitors
>	   about, how well do they work?  How weird is color on a greyscale
>	   monitor?  How is High res (or overscan) on various color
>	   monitors - for that matter, how is it on a greyscale
>	   monitor?  If dot pitch (on color monitors) is the only criteria 
>	   for "mono" res sharpness, what dot pitch is acceptable?  
>	  Email me your experiences or responses, and I will post a 
>	  summary to the net.  
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>	6) Atari folk: will the TT color monitor be significantly
>	   incompatible with third party multisyncs? (I recall it took

 Well, I have the Electrohome ECM 1310U Series Multi-Sync monitor and its
 great, works in all three resolutions, Low, Medium and High. It has VGA
 qualities so when the TT comes out I dont see any problems hooking it up. It
 has underscan built in the back and if I tie down line 4 in the RGB Cable
 I have instant Monochrome mode. In monochrome mode it looks great. Multi-Sync
 monitors are the wave of the future as I and many programmers have and will
 be writting programs and differenct Hrz rates. Eg(85 or 45).

 The picture definitely is better, this particular monitors resolution is
 720 by 540 lines. It has antiglare .31 mm dotpitch with many other
 built in fancy features. I run all european programs without any 
 problems. As for the price phone electrohome its only drawback is
 that it has no speaker but with the STE that isnt a problem. I hook
 mine up through the audio line to my ghettoblaster.

 Dave Tomesch, Super BBS (519) 749-1206, Kwest Co-Chairman, StarTrak Inc.
 "Never say Never"
 
 Anyone wishing more info on the Special RGB cable hookup just send me Mail.
 I made one for the Kwest Usergroups Electrohomes Projection TV System used
 at the University of Waterloo , Math and Computer building.