degazer?????Dell???

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I have an older (6years) Dell monitor, it has served me well. I matched it up to
a H/P and noticed that in the bottom right hand corner, their was more 'gray' than
in any other part of the screen, I am thinking (from Tv days) that maybe the monitor needs
to be '''degazed"',???? but I recall somewhere (faulty memory) that some monitors automatically
de gaze themselves when they 'come on', or is there something else I need to do???? thanks for
reading this, hope you can help. cl
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On Fri, 16 Jan 2004 13:38:29 -0600, (e-mail address removed) wrote:
I feel soooooooo stupid, all I had to do was turn on and off a couple of times
and the 'gray' is gone. Too bad that wont work fom MY gray matter. : )
Sorry to use the space.
I have an older (6years) Dell monitor, it has served me well. I matched it up to
a H/P and noticed that in the bottom right hand corner, their was more 'gray' than
in any other part of the screen, I am thinking (from Tv days) that maybe the monitor needs
to be '''degazed"',???? but I recall somewhere (faulty memory) that some monitors automatically
de gaze themselves when they 'come on', or is there something else I need to do???? thanks for
reading this, hope you can help. cl
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"remove 'z' from email address
 
On Fri, 16 Jan 2004 13:38:29 -0600, (e-mail address removed) wrote:
I feel soooooooo stupid, all I had to do was turn on and off a couple of times
and the 'gray' is gone. Too bad that wont work fom MY gray matter. : )
Sorry to use the space.
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I think you were looking for "Degauss", which, as you have discovered, your
monitior does when you switch it on...

SteveH
 
It's correctly called "degauss". And modern monitors do it automatically
when they turn on.
 
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