Joel wrote:
>I decided to remove the screen to check
>it out mechanically. Apart from some slight contamination under the edges of
>the screen bezel,
>
Well that saved me from looking into it...
>there was nothing detectable wrong with it. This machine
>has no jaggies or any other display defect.
>
Same here...
>Might it be possible to write a package that captured a lot of data points
>from the screen and then provided some new settings to the inker to
>compensate for these non-linearities?
>
Well it sounds reasonable. Some kind of software that would compensate
for the non-linearities.
Does your Newt have this problem in the same location as mine? Located
in about the first 3/4 inch along the bottom left side and up about a
1/2 inch. It gets better immediately outside this area.
Bernie
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