Michael J. Mahon wrote:

> Mark McDougall wrote:

>> Personally, I prefer the bus snooping approach because of the 
>> "(dis)advantage of extreme versatility". Granted, it's
more work and 
>> perhaps even impossible to get *exactly* right, but I believe it's very
>> doable and would produce acceptable results for most users who want a
>> comparable viewing experience in each video mode, but can't justify the
>> space or expense of a dedicated Apple II monitor.
> 
> If that appeals to you, more power to you--but I think the vast majority 
> of those who have expressed themselves on this topic are motivated by a 
> desire to "cut the cord" to Apple-specific monitors and get
their Apple 
> systems to share modern VGA monitors.

But this is what I mean Michael - I believe it _could_ give a comparable 
viewing experience on a VGA monitor, if sufficient effort is expended. Of 
course your arguments on ease, affordability etc are duly noted.

Regards,

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