On Feb 4, 2006, at 2:14 PM, Seth Austen wrote:
On Feb 4, 2006, at 1:33 PM, Harry Corsover wrote:
Just on the off chance that this is not already obvious:
You do know about the two Fkeys that adjust the backlight
brightness, right?
F9 and F10. They do not seem to have any effect unless the ambient
light is very low (i.e., pressing them now in bright sunlight
shows the feature disabled (the gray circle with a line through it).
Now that you've mentioned this it's completely obvious looking at
those cute little icons on the F keys, but I hadn't paid attention
to them before. I suppose I could've read the manual when I bought
the laptop:-) I'll try pressing them tonight when the light isn't
bright.
Thanks,
Seth
Also make sure your screen is open more than 90 degrees. A white
screen throws off the brightness sensor in borderline situations.
opening the screen a little farther addresses this issue.
John
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