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To: Moving Sphere who wrote (11631)	12/11/2000 1:13:44 PM
From: mr.mark	Read Replies (1) of 14778

ms re, "I wonder if the jerkiness has to do with the speed of the CPU?" what's interesting here is that i am dual booting w98se and w2kpro, and the display prob only exists in w2k (on the same monitor, naturally). i am running a 500mhz pentiumIII that ought to be able to hold up to the rigors of dragging a browser window across a desktop. <g3> anyway, the prob is certainly not of monumental proportion. the refresh rate adjustment fixed the rippling effect and the flashing. perhaps one day i'll stumble upon the full solution. :) mark

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