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Started by David Cherbonnier
Thu, 16 Apr 1992 18:47
Display growing dim
Author: David Cherbonnier
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 18:47
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 18:47
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I'm sure I saw this subject posted awhile back, but a search of the FAQ archives yielded nothing... The brightness level on my mono slab has been dimming steadily for weeks. Currently, it's to the point now that I have to run at max brightness to see anything, and it's not getting better :( BTW, I'm always careful to dim the screen when I logoff, and the auto-dim setting under preferences is set to dim after 5 minutes. Could someone who's had this problem lend some advice? ----------------------------- David Cherbonnier dcher@dairy.tamu.edu (sig file under construction)
Re: Display growing dim
Author: Gary I. Chang
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 19:39
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 19:39
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In article <12494@tamsun.tamu.edu> dcher@dairy.tamu.edu (David Cherbonnier) writes: > I'm sure I saw this subject posted awhile back, but a search of the FAQ > archives yielded nothing... > > The brightness level on my mono slab has been dimming steadily for weeks. > Currently, it's to the point now that I have to run at max brightness to see > anything, and it's not getting better :( BTW, I'm always careful to dim the > screen when I logoff, and the auto-dim setting under preferences is set to dim > after 5 minutes. > There's one Mono Monitor in our campus lab which has the same problem. And it is now to be there to discourage people from using it due to the limited liscience agreement for some software which can be used on one individaul machine only. The same discouragement was made to the only Slab in the lab which has a floppy drive but only 8-Megs of RAM on it. I guess you would like to bug your local representative to get it fixed soon. Gary
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