At 14:03 -0400 on 04/07/02, Jason Trunzo wrote:

>How can I check the PSU (and what is PSU?) circuitry?

The PSU is the power supply unit.  Anyone know a good way to test
capacitors? :)  Gamba?

>Also, can you tell me how to gain that 1/2 inch of un-used screen
>around the perimeter?  I've tried upping the res. which works on my
>PPC, but no effect with this monitor.

Not advisable, but you can open it up and adjust the height and width controls.

the pickle

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