On Monday, March 17, 2003, at 01:58 PM, Richard Heward wrote:
> It often decides to make the screen blank.
Both monitors and OS 9 have energy saving options. It is not unusual
to see a monitor "go to sleep" after a period of inactivity. Have you
checked the Control Panels to see how soon the monitor is set to go to
sleep? Likewise the monitor itself may have hardware settings on how
long before it is to go so sleep. If it does, then the settings are
accessed through the monitor's display menus (the menu for setting
color, screen size, calibration, brightness and whatever else they have
thought to put it).
I doubt very much that it is the StarMax itself.
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