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Old 12-05-2004, 20:37   #33
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Re: Is my monitor busted or not?

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Originally Posted by homealone
yeah mine runs on analogue, as well, I didn't realise a DVI cable wasn't included - when I saw the price of them, I realised why

- anyway it is still sharp as a pin on analogue, so I ain't too fussed.

Strange thing, hm, that screendump looked fine to me
The screen shot looks ok to me as well

Which suggests to me that the monitor itself isn't set up correctly - I can't seem to find the manual.

As I've said - on my monitor as soon as i loose bits of the side etc I use the 'auto adjust' option from the monitors menu system the monitor then sorts itself out. I'm assuming that the philips one has the same kind of thing - maybe that could be tried Because I'm running out of suggestions now.
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