This is strange for I'm using my granddaughters G4 with 10.9.3 and an
old blue and white monitor that had been repaired over a year ago.
Since I upgraded though I have been experiencing weird monitor effects.
Instead of the usual blue and white screen, it turns to a yellowish
tint and no matter what I do it will not change, and then in a few days
it turns back again but only for a day or so.
I'm not using Classic very much but it does not change when I do.
Course she also does not have CE so I don't know how that would be and
I really miss it.
doug
On Dec 30, 2005, at 3:30 PM, joeh wrote:
Here's an update on my problem using eM and Fast User
Switching...using a
17 inch/1.25 GHz G4 iMac with OS 10.4.3 and Classic/OS 9.9.2
Apparently eMailer and/or Classic don't appreciate changing screen
resolutions between users. In my case, all but one of the various users
are set to the highest possible screen resolution of 1440x900 pixels
(on
a 17 inch iMac). The "user" eMailer/Classic was set to one of the lower
screen resolutions in order to make text more legible. When returning
to
eMailer from another user, the eMailer windows would not fill - leaving
just white boxes - and Classic would freeze, requiring a forced-quit.
The problem probably lies with Classic (under Tiger) since similar
problems occur with other programs running under Classic.
Joe Hallett
*Independent Writer on Technology & Applications*
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