>In a message dated 02-09-22 17:35:31 EDT, you write: > >> Contuniung our investigations into why the active matrix black and >> white Duo 280 screens show darkening, I have made another observation: >> >> I ran a screen until it showed a lot of the dark corners. Then, I >> turned the Duo off for several minutes. When I turned it back on, I >> noticed, during the boot, that I could see the finder icons and >> background as it was before I shut the computer down. It appears >> that the pixels in the screen arent "relaxing" back to the >> transparent ground state. > >Do U think a Screen saver might prevent this? > >Craig W.
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