on 11/14/03 1:50 AM, Marcin Wichary at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > : > The video plug end from the monitor (the one you attach to > : > the computer) only has 6 pins -- 5 in the top row and one > : > in the bottom. > : > : Then that can be the problem. You may need a monitor with at least 12 of > the > : 15 pins. Sounds like that monitor COULD be one for an Apple II. > > Hmmmm... I would doubt it, because the person who gave it to me > said that this was always a set (and it worked earlier), and besides > it looks like a set. :) > > > Marcin Wichary
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