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To: Jeff Hayden who wrote (85227)9/17/2009 3:09:02 PM
From: JimisJim  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 213185
 
<edit>OT: Jeff, yes, I've talked to my eye doc about something like that and will probably end up doing that, but seems like I shouldn't have to resort to medical assistance for a problem that is easily solved without it.

Remember, the primary issue I have is the monitor is both low contrast (compared to better monitors or any AAPL display, including laptops) and relatively dim -- I do not have this problem using my desktop at home (nor my mac laptops), only with the cheap-azzed Dell monitor on my desk at work.

My brother came to visit with a brand new top-of-the-line Dell laptop and we compared various displays with it. I found that display much better than the one on my desk at work, so I know that even Dell offers displays that would solve my issue quickly.

I'll pursue both solutions.

Jim



To: Jeff Hayden who wrote (85227)9/17/2009 3:09:22 PM
From: HerbVic  Respond to of 213185
 
Good suggestion.

I just did that at WalMart and picked up my glasses yesterday. I had to. My iMac was sitting on the front edge of the desk with the keyboard on a slide out tray underneath. The new focal distance is perfect for using the computer. Now, all I have to do is break the habit of leaning into the screen.

I might even get a larger monitor since the 20" looks so small now perched where it is supposed to be in the center of the desk.