AA>Paul Quinn -> August Abolins said..


AA> AA>> The monitor that I need to support is
"AL1916W".   What do the "c"
AA> AA>> "p" and "x" represent?

AA> AA>> I looked inside each file but there is no documentation.

AA> PQ> Fascinating.  I did a Google to the aussie Acer site and it presented a
AA> PQ> single driver for the beastie you described.  An image of the Acer
AA> PQ> download page is at:

AA> PQ>   http://members.dodo.com.au/~colgilly/hideaway/al1916w - driver
AA> PQ> download.pdf

AA> PQ> I downloaded & uploaded the file to:

AA> PQ>   http://members.dodo.com.au/~colgilly/hideaway/al1916w - driver.zip

AA> PQ> It looks simple and offers screen resolution in the order of 1440x900.
AA> PQ> :)  Good luck with it.

AA>Thanks Paul.  I was curious about the PDF, but the link you provided doesn't
AA>quite work.  I changed the spaces to underscores, but still no go.   The par
AA>up to http://members.dodo.com.au/~colgilly/hideaway/ ..worked ok though.

AA>The US/CDN Acer locations also provide a driver download for the AL1916W, bu
AA>it looks dubious at just under 5K.

AA>This is where I found more Acer drivers:

AA>ftp://ftp.work.acer-euro.com/monitor/lcd

AA>The AL1916W is well represented, but the download options offer an
"c", "p"
AA>"x" versions.  I wonder what the differences are between those.

This web site only lists the c version.

http://support.acer-euro.com/drivers/monitor/al1916w.html
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