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From: mrose@libserv1.ic.sunysb.edu (Michael Rose)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Overscan in monochrome
Message-ID: <1991Feb3.213147.24259@sbcs.sunysb.edu>
Date: 3 Feb 91 21:31:47 GMT
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Hello everyone!

	The most I have been able to overscan on my sm124 monochrome 
monitor has been 672x480.  If I set it to overscan more, the image 
becomes bent and wraps around the screen.  In the overscan docs, it 
mentions that it is possible to overscan approx. 800x600 (I think) on a 
well adjusted monochrome monitor or a multisync.  Does anyone know what 
adjustments have to be made to the monitor to do this?  What is the highest 
resolution anyone has been able to overscan on the Atari monochrome or 
multisyncs for that matter?
	I was also wondering if anyone has seen or knows anything about
the Reflex graphics board for the Mega's.  It is a plug in card that
is supposed to provide 1024x768 on the standard Atari monochrome monitor
and even higher resolutions with other types of monitors.  Does anyone know
if it is available in the United States?  Thanks!!!


				Sincerely,

				Michael Rose


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