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From: Brett Glass <brett@lariat.org>
Subject: Re: This monitor discussion
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Before you give up on the monitor, make sure it's not near anything that
generates a magnetic field (including another monitor, a fluorescent light,
etc.).  This can make the image on most monitors shake. Also check for
ground loops. (Is the monitor plugged into the same power strip as the
computer? If not, you could have trouble.)

--Brett