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From: Kirk <shegonee@ix.netcom.com>
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I am running  XFree86 right out of the box with FreeBSD 2.2.1. I can
configure it
with my Diamond Stealth64 Video 2001  series card and Mag DX1795 17"
multi-freq
monitor for pretty good results.
The problem is that the scanned image on the screen is "bowed" inward
slightly
on the right and left sides of  the screen. I have Windows 95 on the
same machine
and when it boots up I don't have the problem.
I've played with the xconfig program but I can't seem to make the
"bowing"
problem go away without manually adjusting the monitor controls for
XFree86
which screws up win95.
What tunable parameter can I change in XF86Config to make the bowing go
away?