On Tue, 21 Oct 1997, T. Sean (Theo) Schulze wrote:

> 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?

Sounds like either some part of the unit itself is magnetized or there's a
strong magnet nearby.  Picture tubes are very sensitive to magnetism.
First, try moving the monirot around and see if it goes away.  If so,
change the environment.  If not, see if the tube has a degaussing button
(some do).  If so, try that.  If not, consult somebody who does TV repair
or something and get your tube degaussed....


David

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