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Article #1407Re: overscan
From: Steve Taylor
Date: Fri, 12 Jul 1996 00:00
Date: Fri, 12 Jul 1996 00:00
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In article <837081090snz@tarn.demon.co.uk>, Kevin Rogers <kevin@tarn.demon.co.uk> writes >I am interested in fitting a diy hardware overscan to my ST to >get a bigger display on my sm124 monitor. > Anyone out there know where I can get instructions to >do it? I read in Atari World that you can fit it yourself for >a few quid. Look for the file "overscan.zip" (or lzh) at any good/mediocre Atari FTP site. I did it and it was a complete failure. Its "big brother" Autoswitch Overscan is pretty cheap, and can be professionally fitted. Contact "The Upgrade Shop" in Macclesfield (ask Directory Enquiries for the telno) for details. I think it's around �30. > If anybody has done this successfully please let me know - >even more important - is there a danger of knackering the computer? Of course - I have broken more ST's by playing with their insides than anyone. -- Steve Taylor <sptaylor@pobox.com> http://pobox.com/~sptaylor Based in Ramsbottom, Lancashire, UK. Cellnet: +44 802 226256
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