--- Keith Myers  wrote:

> On 14 Aug 2005 10:49:58 -0000, os2hardware{at}yahoogroups.com wrote:
> 
> >Actually, it have nothing to do with interlaced or not, most CRT we
> use 
> >today operates in non-interlaced mode anyways.
> >
> >The problem is that the CRT monitor gets  lighted up as it is
> scanned by 
> >the electron beam, while LCD is constantly being lit by the
> backlight. 
> >flicker does NOT exist on a properly working LCD. Thus no reason to
> use 
> >anything over 60Hz.
> 
> All true and not that I was implying anything about CRT's operating
> solely in 
> interlaced mode. Just that for LCD's there is no advantage to playing
> around 
> with refresh frequencies and the changing of timing waveforms that
> the video 
> card and display have to make adjustments for.  Just leave it at the
> default for 
> all operating systems.
> 
OK Ya'll. So you can keep beating me up about the refresh rate, but no
one is coming up with a solution for the original poster to this
message. I have found with my LCD screen that I can move the screen off
center or it becomes different sizes with different refresh rates, even
though all you are saying is true. So how is he going to get both
winblows and os/2 screens centered and sized to perfection without
messin' with the controls every time?

Franklin


		
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