On Tue, Jun 04, 2002 at 03:41:45PM -0000, Grant Edwards wrote: > In muc.lists.debian.user, you wrote: > > > I have a Sony E400 19' display at [EMAIL PROTECTED] I believe this > > monitor suffers from graphic distortion. > > As opposed to audio distortion? ;)
I believe that's what the effect is called. At least when searching the web by symptom keywords, people used this term to describe problems I perceived to be the same as mine. > > Letters and graphics resize > > a lot when being dragged towards the side of the screen. > > Sounds sort of like 'pincushion" problems. Are the edges of the > displayed area straight? (Assuming you can see the egdes.) I don't have that problem. > Look for a pincushion adjustment on your monitor, and play with > that if you can find one. I played with all sorts of adjustments without getting the feeling that anything should matter. I left everything at its default setting. However, I have the feeling that it's a little bit less than it used to be. Could be wrong though. Perhaps I set off a calibration of sorts. At least I can have a browser and a couple of terminals open in the foreground now and read all windows comfortably. Thanks for replying. Bob
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