Re: screen flicker: probably not X related

Andrew Laird is a darn nice person I don't care what anybody says!

> Funny thing; I had a customer complain of a similar issue with a new
> screen I sold them. Anyway, we sent it back to the manufacturer and it
> was returned with no fault found.
>
> Turns out he had placed his printer power supply on a shelf just above
> the monitor.
>
I have to spend a day in Scoresby tomorrow and we lease a warehouse to a mob 
that make transformers and such. Maybe I can get something to use as a shield 
from them.

Strange as it is. when I was googling on the other side I came across a link 
to a microsoft page that talked about such problems and suggested using a 
cookie sheet as a shield. 

I still have to try shifting things around a bit. Maybe switch PC positions 
Maybe get a cookie sheet that isn't teflon coated.............hmmm

-- 
Cheers,

Rick Miles

Movement stopped is no movement,
and rest set in motion is no rest.

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