>Any chance the monitor was dropped or the tube slammed? I have seen that
>effect in various parts of TV screens after a severe jar; the shadow mask
>works
>loose from its welds inside the CRT (no way to fix) and the beams are
>deflected
>onto the wrong color dots
The "rainbow" type effect I described is not that type of effect. I've seen what you've described. This is very subtle, like the beam is shooting offscreen. Thanks for the suggestion just the same.
Brian
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"We're all a bunch of spoiled brats, if you get right down to it. You just want to buy the meat in the store, you don't want to see Bambi getting cut up [laughs]. You want to protest fur walking around in your leather shoes. You want to talk the environment as you drive around in your Hummer 2. We're a study in contradictions, I think. The ultimate spoiled brats of the world."- Uncle Eugene Jarvis, the creator of Defender, Stargate, and Robotron
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