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~hebeyjuan

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July 18th, 2000 01:00

Antiglare

I have a 17" Trinitron monitor from Dell. Do I need an antiglare divise? Any advise will be appreciated. Thanks
  • coconut

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    Posted July 18th, 2000 04:00

    The monitor has a antiglare coating on the screen and I have seen no need for another. Because of the coating don't use windexor other cleaners on it. I just use a damp soft cloth followed by a dry one.
  • Ron69

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    Posted July 18th, 2000 04:00

    Trinitron monitors are coated from the factory, you should need nothing else for yours.

    Have a Good One.....

    Ron
  • Goonboy

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    Posted July 19th, 2000 01:00

    Heck, and all this time, I thought it was the tequila...

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  • Pris

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    Posted July 19th, 2000 11:00

    speaking of anit glare screens- I messed up my 19" monitor while spraying my hair near the pc. Is there any way to repair the damage I've done? The screen is terrible looking. Hard lesson to learn!

    Pris
  • nilo

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    Posted July 20th, 2000 07:00

    This is just a guess, but have you tried rubbing it with a damp cotton cloth? An old handkerchief would be good.

    Don't rub too hard, but do it repeatedly, rinsing or changing the cloth often.

    Unplug the monitor first, and don't use anything dripping wet.

    Hairspray is awful stuff. When I was a teen-ager, I had to clean it out of an air conditioner at a beauty shop. I'd never put it in my hair -- if I still had any.

    Good luck!