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MBP VGA connection; water effect
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Mmmm, try a different refresh rate and/or a new VGA cable. Cables that are marginal definitely do this. If it's an LCD, make sure you're running at its native display resolution.
trembling image
Hi,
I recently purchased a Mini-DVI to VGA adapter to connect my MacBook13 in VGA monitors or projectors.
When I have connected, I have image, but when I take the mouse pointer to the secondary screen it begins to tremble and run from right to left very quickly. If the pointer is not on screen, it stops. I have tried setting different formats and refresh rates, but it not solved the problem.
Does anyone have any tips?
Regards from Brazil,
gmklafke
MacBook - 13" 2GHz | 2GB RAM | 80GB HD | Leopard 10.5.8 | 2007
Hi,
I recently purchased a Mini-DVI to VGA adapter to connect my MacBook13 in VGA monitors or projectors.
When I have connected, I have image, but when I take the mouse pointer to the secondary screen it begins to tremble and run from right to left very quickly. If the pointer is not on screen, it stops. I have tried setting different formats and refresh rates, but it not solved the problem.
Does anyone have any tips?
Regards from Brazil,
gmklafke
MacBook - 13" 2GHz | 2GB RAM | 80GB HD | Leopard 10.5.8 | 2007