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From: mikec@wam.umd.edu (Michael D. Callaghan)
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Subject: Re: H E L P
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Date: 8 Mar 91 10:45:41 GMT
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In article <1991Mar7.181428.236@husc3.harvard.edu> baack@husc9.harvard.edu (Audy Baack) writes:
>	Also, I'd like to know if there is any way I can adjust my MegaPixel
>display.  Currently, the image slopes from ~.5 cm on one side of the screen
>to about 1 cm on the other, yielding a rather slanted viewpoint.  Do I have
>to take the monitor back for repair?  Or is there some way I can do it
>myself?

	For what it's worth, this should be of general amusment to all.
	I attended FOSE '91 in DC today, and I spoke with a NeXT rep.
	He told me that he'd never seen a defective NeXT monitor, and
	that if one should have a problem, it's probably just a minor
	adjustment. 

	For those of you at universities who've seen a two-year-old
	Cube with a fuzzy, wavy monitor, I don't believe it either.

>
>	Finally, how does one go about getting modem software when one has 
>no SW to begin with?  I can't xmodem/kermit and get something off of a BB
>without first having some software, or am I wrong??
>
	I set up tip in 5 minutes with no trouble at all 
	(and that's something for me ;-)


-- 
MikeC
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Michael D. Callaghan, MDC Designs, University of Maryland
mikec@wam.umd.edu