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merrimac into monitor
Dec. 10th, 2014 07:06 amThe Merrimac (yes, I know the Confederates changed the name) was a large book on my desk, which bumped into the Monitor - the computer monitor - and turned on the control buttons across the bottom.
The only problem is I can't figure out what it did.
The print on the screen is much brighter and clearer now - except for the text in web browser address fields, strangely enough - but now it's so bright that I can no longer tell the difference between regular and bold text in Word or Excel. As I've marked some important things that way, this makes life difficult.
The only controls I can find that affect this are Contrast and Brightness. I've jiggled both and nothing seems to affect this. This lack of contrast caused by brightness. Puzzling.
The only problem is I can't figure out what it did.
The print on the screen is much brighter and clearer now - except for the text in web browser address fields, strangely enough - but now it's so bright that I can no longer tell the difference between regular and bold text in Word or Excel. As I've marked some important things that way, this makes life difficult.
The only controls I can find that affect this are Contrast and Brightness. I've jiggled both and nothing seems to affect this. This lack of contrast caused by brightness. Puzzling.
