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esquire360

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I use MacSpeech it's a good program, I leave it up and running most of the time and I have a screensaver that comes up after seven minutes Marine aquarium is a good one. I notice a few days ago I moved the available commands window and to my surprise the alternating lines of the command window can now be seen on my Dell monitor.

it is there when I go to screensaver I have restarted the computer and trying other things, do you think I have any recourse? Is anyone else having this problem?

Thanks
CB three
 
I use MacSpeech it's a good program, I leave it up and running most of the time and I have a screensaver that comes up after seven minutes Marine aquarium is a good one. I notice a few days ago I moved the available commands window and to my surprise the alternating lines of the command window can now be seen on my Dell monitor.

it is there when I go to screensaver I have restarted the computer and trying other things, do you think I have any recourse? Is anyone else having this problem?

Thanks
CB three

Burning a screen can not be caused by software it is entirely a hardware issue. It is pretty hard to burn an LCD, try turning the monitor off for a few hours.
 
if an image sit on the screen on old crts it would burn in... I hve turned them off, I'm looking at monitor 2 and i see the alternating lines. I'm a comp tech so I have run through tests, Im going to hook up a aux video feed to see if it shows up then.

I ran mirror mode and it is still there on the one monitor only
 
if an image sit on the screen on old crts it would burn in...

Which was my point. It is entirely a hardware problem. It has absolutely nothing to do with the type of software you are running. All that is required is a static image to be displayed.
 
ok, from my perspective the software cause the burn in, But i c your point, The lame part is iHate that window and wanted to kill it from ever coming up, now its tweeked my monitor, I think i'm still under warrenty, is this covered by dell?
 
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