MONITOR ADJUSTMENT
Before set-up, it is best that your monitor has not been on for than 30 minutes. Desired screen resolution is 800 X 600 (for mid-size monitor) or higher (1024x768 for large monitors), 32-bit millions of colors and Gamma = 1.8.
Please use the following control strip to adjust your monitor. The gray scale should run from pure white (left-most square "0") to pure black (right-most square "100 ) with each number in between having its own shade of gray. The grays for 0, 2, 5, 10, 15, etc. should ALL look different. If they do not, your monitor may not be set for 32-bit, or your system may not have a video card.*You should not have more than one truly white or black square*
Set your monitor to 800 x 600 or higher (1024x768 for large monitors) for best results:
Macintosh computers go to:
Control Panels under the Apple
Monitors & Sound
In the resolution box change the settings to
800 X 600 or higher (1024x768 for large monitors)
32-bit (millions of colors).Windows 98 go to:
Start
Settings
Control Panel
Display
Settings
In the Screen Area box change the settings to
800 X 600 or higher (1024x768 for large monitors)
32-bit (millions of colors).Windows NT go to:
Start
Settings
Control Panel
Display
Settings
In the Set Desktop Area box change settings to
800 X 600 or higher (1024x768 for large monitors)
32-bit (millions of colors).
