on Sun, 13 Jul
2003 18:25:58 -0700 (PDT)
> I'm guessing that there's nothing really wrong with your 20 inch monitor. I'm not sure
> what you did in opening an WinOS/2 window to use the Innotek Acrobat Reader. But
> you might just re-try your monitor before you give up on it. Now that you got your 17 inch
> working, don't switch video drivers or resolution. Just shut down, connect the 20 inch
> and re-try it. Might work.
No, it is the monitor. It was off all night and still had the problem. I had
switched to VGA to see if there were problems with the higher resolutions but
it did not help. Had the same problem in the morning even in VGA mode.
Everything started to work as soon as I hooked up the other monitor, I then
reinstalled the same drivers I have been using since I installed this computer.
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