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joseph marty <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 29 May 2002 23:42:15 -0400
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Try turning the monitor in different directions to see if that lessens the irritating flicker.  I don't know if it shortens the life of the monitor, but it can't be good for it, either.

>
>A few months ago I moved my computer into my newly renovated basement.  No
>further than 7 feet from the main breaker box where the power line enters
>my house.  Ever since the move my monitor displays a flicker / wave.  It's
>not too severe but it's noticeable, especially around the edges.  Though
>I've never tested to be sure I believe the electromagnetic from the power
>line is to blame.
>
>As I understand it there's not a thing in the world I an do about this
>except move the monitor.  Is it possible that this will shorten the life of
>the monitor or is it nothing more than an irritation?
>
>


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