From what I have read, either the cable is bad or the monitor is. I
suggest trying another cable and returning the monitor if that doesn't
fix the problem.
db
Tony B wrote:
I guess you meant to say "smaller". I've seen people do this, usually
those with poorer eyesight, but with LCD technology it just isn't
true. By setting an LCD to a lower resolution, the text looks larger
to them, so they mistakenly think the picture is clearer. But it
isn't.
First, know that electrically speaking, LCDs should *always* be set to
their native resolution. Now, to compensate for the sharper (harder to
read) text, turn on and tune ClearType. If additional help is needed,
go into Appearance and select a larger font size.
Oh, and on the fringing - if color appears where it shouldn't, the
monitor is defective and should be returned for warranty repair
*without delay* as the warranty clock is running. Obviously you need
to make sure the resolution is set correctly before you can make this
judgment.
On Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 12:01 AM, Rev. Stewart Marshall
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
To me it would be a limitation of the video drivers to set the proper
resolution.
I actually have my 19" Samsung set at a larger resolution (1024x768) than
it's native and it is far clearer in that resolution than it is in the
native resolution (1280x960).
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