On Jaggies: Some people have identified that certain software can interact
in a strange way to create jaggies. I took all my cards out and started
again and my jaggies went away. Trial and error type problem. Sometimes
something hardware related must be happening because they came back after I
dropped it but went away again a couple of days later. Jaggies are one of
the mysteries of the universe....
Tony.
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From: newtontalk-bounce_at_newtontalk.net
[mailto:newtontalk-bounce_at_newtontalk.net]On Behalf Of David Getzin
Sent: Monday, 16 December 2002 10:16 a.m.
To: NewtonTalk List
Subject: [NTLK] Screen And Dirt
-I just realized I had a batch of unsent messages on the newton. Here is
one. I hope this isn't repitition.
Hello all,
I have two questions, and One problem. First the Questions-
1-Can one take steps to prevent jaggies?
2-Is a 2100 "trainable" with HWR and how?
Now the problem. I had installed a nice Screen protector. However, it Caused
me *great* tendonitisish pain in the wrist from writing on Such a
high-friction surface. Is there a way to protect my screen and my
wrist?-Teflon tipped Styli?-slicker Screen protectors? My old Solution of
slicking the Screen with Carmex was less than desireable.
thanks in advance,
dgetzin
p.s.-one tip-I found a wonderful method tor instulling a Screen protector
withont having air bubbles-clean the Screen and the protector-Carefully drip
an amount of Water On the Screen to Sandwich fully between the Screen and
the protector. This allows the air to be pushed out. soak the water up and
push it out the edges with a sponge. I have found this to be a great way to
make for perfect application ofa protector.
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