I think I have noticed what you're talking about on my 1901FP, but it's so subtle that it doesn't really concern me. In fact, I haven't really noticed this issue since I used the clear type tuner, found here:

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/using/howto/customize/cleartype/tuner/default.asp

P.S. Under display properties, appearance, effects, clear the top box for 'Use the following transition effect....'

Message Edited by robnalex on 01-07-2004 05:55 PM

I have the same problem, and have tried configuring with the online ClearType utility. I've also done the same with the utility in Tweak-XP Pro. It does it on a Samsung 15" LCD I have, too. If I turn off ClearType, the green shadows disappear. Like you said, it's really pronounced on letters like "I" "l" and "i" (lowercase L and lower and upper I).

I'd love to find a cure for it.

For what it's worth, I am no longer experiencing the effect you guys are talking about on my 1901FP. You might want to experiment with different settings?

Rob

It's tough to say what correct settings would be since every system could be different. For example, the video card would matter, as would whether your using analog or digital, your resolution (which should be the default), and the color depth.

In addition, the online configuration is done visually.

IAE, if there's a way to discern what the settings are, I'll let you know.

Kevin

Just for the record, I am not experiencing this problem since i used the Clear Type Utility which is link to above.

Thanks.