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Screen resolution
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Dec 4, 2004 @ 10:01pmby sandmann
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Dec 4, 2004 @ 10:24pmby James S
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Dec 4, 2004 @ 11:47pmby Caesar
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Dec 5, 2004 @ 4:04amby sandmann
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Dec 5, 2004 @ 5:01amby Maf54
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Dec 5, 2004 @ 5:24amby Kevin Gelso
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Dec 5, 2004 @ 9:09amby refractor
Yay, people on crack.
Refresh rates
will not help an LCD/TFT - they're sync-locked (or at least the display elements are ; input can differ). Bumping the frequency up will merely try and jam more bandwidth through the cable and it'll degrade more. Keep it at 60Hz.
Find the "native resolution" of the screen and use that. If you can tell the screen to auto-calibrate, do that too.
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Dec 5, 2004 @ 11:06amby Jadam
Also, try turning of your lights, it will help
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Dec 5, 2004 @ 3:43pmby damian
Change the font size; I have it set to 120 dpi on my 19" monitor. Control Panel->Display->Settings->Advanced->General.
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Dec 5, 2004 @ 7:14pmby David Horn
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Dec 5, 2004 @ 9:55pmby Maf54
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Dec 6, 2004 @ 4:34amby sandmann
Someone beat this: six papers in under two weeks. I'm about to get to work on my seventh. Add to that an exam in spanish, a few hundred pages of psych reading, even more than that of International Relations reading, and starting to study for my finals.
Holy Cross, home of the second hardest workload in the country.
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Dec 6, 2004 @ 4:55amby Maf54
In the last week I had 2 tests a government Term paper. A project for Psych which consisted of 5 different projects each with 2-3 pages of explanation. A paper for English. Have another paper for English and finals next week.
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Dec 6, 2004 @ 7:26pmby Caesar
I've got a Latin II test and a 10 page paper on Caesar's conquests in Gaul. Not much, I know.
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Dec 6, 2004 @ 8:23pmby James S