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In article <5jgnoe$8ou$1@lios.apana.org.au>,
Craig Dewick <cdewick@lios.apana.org.au> wrote:
>I've successfully tweaked a few 16" and 19" Sony's (Sun-badged) of various
>types after careful observation of what adjustments are available, and the
>effects they have. 
 
>The only adjustments I can't find on any of the Sony's I've seen are display
>rotation controls. I've been able to get around this in most cases with
>careful tweaking of the key balance and pin balance controls, but the
>displays are still usually needing a small ammount of rotation before the
>image sits square with the sides of the tube.

   To rotate the display you have to loosen the yoke and rotate it.
This is not as easy as it sounds. Different parts of the display
have different rotational alignment. I look at one part and think
its right then it looks wrong when I step back and see the whole
picture.  Or I get it right and it shifts when I tighten the yoke.
So I've trained myself to ignore slight errors in rotation.

-- 
   Michael Coughlin      mikc@gnu.ai.mit.edu      Cambridge, MA USA