On Wednesday, Sep 18, 2002, at 11:52 US/Central, Stephen Baugh wrote:
> Below is an email from one of our staff that has just seen a problem
> on a
> users computer. Has anyone seen anything similar, and do you know a
> solution. Of the hundreds of installations we have, only 3 that I know
> have
> this problem. 2 on XP and 1 on windows ME.
I have some old Monty Python CDs that did something similar on my NT
system. I believe it was a combination of monitor, card and driver that
were somehow failing. I was never quite able to isolate it myself, but
I'd look for that as a first common factor. See if you can find out
what display HW and SW they're using.
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