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Re: diagnostics
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Mark Rode <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 30 May 2001 21:10:33 -0700
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The best one is DisplayMate www.displaymate.com. There are six different
versions at all levels. It isn't cheap but
DisplayMate is the software all the computer magazine's use to test ,
benchmark and compare displays.

Mark Rode
The NOSPIN Group


I have the task of thoroughly testing over 200 monitors purchased for resale
>(for a business that buys/sells).  Does anyone know of a decent diagnostics
>program that will allow me to just test the monitor (resolutions, colors,
>etc.) and not test the PC itself.  I would be hooking each monitor to a
>particular PC.
>
>Byron Wolter

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