On 12/30/02 7:37 AM, "Daniel Kendell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1) My Colour Classic seems to make a small funny squeak when the monitor
> goes off, is that normal? if not, is it worring?
Monitors often make sounds when changing resolutions or turning on and off.
There is probably nothing wrong if your monitor otherwise works as expected.
> 2) I have a Macintosh 12" Colour Monitor (Family #M1212) and it seems to
> flicker slighty when the monitor next to it is on too. I have an idea what
> this is but not sure, the other monitor is putting out some kind of radio
> signal or something that the Mac Colour Monitor can't block out. Right? I
> suppose the only option is to buy another desk and space them out. Can
> anyone confirm this?
Most monitors will "interfere" with each other when placed within about 30cm
from each other or less and both left on. Besides spacing them out, the only
other solution I can think of is to put a lead block between them, but
spacing out is probably more economical and safer for people. An interesting
note: The only time I have seen monitors placed together is last night when
I was helping a friend with his new Mac. He set it up right next to his
Gateway VGA monitor for his PC. I expected them to interfere but they
didn't, apparently because of differences between DB-15 and VGA monitors.
> 3) Is there anywhere well known in the UK where I can buy the replacement
> battery for the LC475? I tried PC world and after the sales guy took the
> dead one and went off for half an hour to "Look for it" he came back with a
> packet of AA's from the shelf!
-Ian Johnson
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