----- Original Message -----
> From: "Bear Powell" <replicant@northstate.net>
To: tenchi@usagi.org
Subject: [tenchi:105654] Re: (OT) Monitor Question
Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2004 02:14:22 -0500

> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "Joseph Riggs"
> 
> > Or the new monitor might be "used" to the settings that your friend used
> > it with, and the different inputs that its getting from your video card might

> > be messing things up.  I hope that made sense.
> 
> That kinda does make sense, but I have no idea how
> you would remedy such a situation if it did actually
> exist.
> 

Unfortunately, you can't.  The only way to get around it would be to use the monitor
for a while and hope that eventually it settles into the stresses that your system
is putting on it.  And no guarantee that it will ever do that - if this is even the

cause of your problem. 

Meh...

Next thing you know, I'm going to be saying the stupid thing is alive...


junior

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