>> 
>> While I was fixing my headers linking problem (xearth seems to be 
>> compiling fine now, BTW.  Thanks to all who helped), I noticed something 
>> odd.  My monitor is set up level, but the lower left corner of the image 
>> on my screen is lower than the right corner, and the upper right corner 
>> is higher than the left.  The differences are slight but noticeable.  
>> Rememer the crooks' hideouts in the old Batman series?  It is like that 
>> (, but not quite as bad).  What's up with this?
>> 
>> I am using a IIci with an Apple Mac II High Resolution video card (8-bit 
>> card), color lkm, GENERICSBC#26 kernel, 28 Megs RAM, 40M swap, circa 500M 
>> root&usr on a Quantum Maverick 540M drive.  Monitor is a Macintosh Color 
>> Display. X is currently running.
>
>Does it do it under MacOS?
>
>A housemate of mine has had the same problem on his 14"AV monitor (the
>ones with the speakers in front).
>

Yes, it does it all the time.  I didn't notice it before (but then before 
I wasn't staring at the screen so much either :-).  I rebooted into the 
MacOS side, and it is still cocked off.  Guess the monitor is just 
getting old.

Cheers,

Sean.


                 T. Sean (Theo) Schulze
71410.25@compuserve.com             TSSchulze@aol.com
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