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To: Ian@SI who wrote (71919)	8/27/2010 10:11:47 AM
From: Mike McFarland	Respond to of 110655

Yup, I've never had a problem with my smaller lcd, which really is a monitor. Although now that I think about it, that has a VGA connection so maybe there isn't anything going on to screw up there...and that has an old XP machine driving it. With several identical PCs and ten hours dedicated to repetitive reboots, and swapping cords, and swapping monitors, a person could find out for sure, ha. But I know my way around Windows 7 better than I did before, so that's good. I have to say, it is a little harder to find my way around in 7 than XP--but being able to find things by typing them in makes up for it. For instance, keying in 'reliability monitor' seems to be about the only way I can find my way back there. Just typing stuff in to find features of win7 is an especially nice addition, so long as you remember what the module or program is called.