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From: neg@NRC.COM (Neal Goldsmith)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: AppleColor 13" Convergence Problems
Message-ID: <412@nrcvax.NRC.COM>
Date: 15 Nov 89 19:27:38 GMT
Article-I.D.: nrcvax.412
Reply-To: neg@nrc.com (Neal Goldsmith)
Organization: Network Research Corp., Oxnard CA
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I've been using a New AppleColor 13" monitor on my SE/30 with a SuperMac
ColorCard SE/30. The combination seems to work great! I LOVE color.

The problem is with my monitor. My first monitor had a red convergence
problem in the lower right corner of the screen. The rest of the screen
could be adjusted to pure white. I returned the monitor and got a new one.
This monitor is adjustable to an almost uniform white except for about 75%
of the top line. Either there is a slight red, or slight blue shadow, the
other 25% can be set pure white.

I've been told the monitor needs to be completely re-adjusted to fix this.
Is this normal? Has anyone else had this problem? I would think I shouldn't
have to even touch the convergence on a new monitor.

I also want to send my thanks to SuperMac, the manual details installing
the card on your kitchen table using standard household items with the
exception of my favorite T-15 Torx. Of course after all of the hand holding
it said that the installation should only be performed by a dealer.

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  Neal E. Goldsmith                            Network Research Corp
  neg@nrc.com                                  1620 Federal Ave #2
                                               Los Angeles, CA 90025
                                               (213)479-6436

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