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To: hcm1943 who wrote (21855)8/18/2001 10:30:10 AM
From: deweylittle  Read Replies (1) of 110653
 
Assuming you are working with a CRT monitor, you might try degaussing it. There should be a symbol with a magnet or some such thing on your monitor menu. Click it, the monitor will flash and distort, then return to normal. Forgot about this myself until a technician came out and degaussed the TV. Did it on my remaining CRT monitor and cleared up somewhat. I'm told this should be done regularly with CRT monitors.

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