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>I recently purchased an original MP 2100 in excellent condition
>(appears to have been well handled) and I am extremely pleased with it.
>One thing I have noticed, however, is that as the MP "warms" up from use
>the contrast seems to change (gets lighter) so I need to adjust it as I
>do more tasks. Is this normal?
Temperatures do have an effect on the contrast of the MessagePad display (though I seem to
recall the display gets darker as the temperature rises). There's a package called
AutoContrast which allows you to set the contrast to compensate for a small range of
different temperatures (using the MessagePad's internal temperature sensor). You can find it
at <http://www.ee.cityu.edu.hk/~clli/autocontrast.html>.
BRIAN/bpearce@cloud9.net
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