Monitors and vision problems
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this problem already discussed thoroughly by ET resident experts in pass thread, clear type from other ET contributor: http://www.microsoft.com/typography/cleartype/tuner/1.htm
I also found using 3M filler help reducing eye fatigue as oppose to just stare at naked screen http://cms.3m.com/cms/US/en/2-22/FiiuuFS/view.jhtml
I also found using 3M filler help reducing eye fatigue as oppose to just stare at naked screen http://cms.3m.com/cms/US/en/2-22/FiiuuFS/view.jhtml
Here's what's worked for me the past few years - in home office, anyway:
[*]A 19" Dell Trinitron chosen back in Feb 2000 for its "best of" rating for clarity of print over graphics.
[*]Using a soft dove gray background with a dark burgundy print; but being a Texas Ex, the too-similiar-to-Aggie Maroon started buggin' me after a while....
Since then, a light cream background with a dark blue print has proven to be a very effective solution to the standard stark and glaring black on white.
[*]Using full spectrum (overhead and/or task) lighting such as UltraLux or OTT-LITE.
Did somebody say Vision problem?
Just grab your balls ...........and turn your head and cough!!!!! Thats what my eye doctor did to me. Hey wait a minute that has nothing to do with eyesight:eek:
Seriously I had the same problem and I went to 2 eye doctors and a Opthomologist. Basically they all told me to take a break every 20 minutes and try tou focus on objects outside (Because of the natural light)
Seriously I had the same problem and I went to 2 eye doctors and a Opthomologist. Basically they all told me to take a break every 20 minutes and try tou focus on objects outside (Because of the natural light)
In what application? Every app has different settings.