From: Gerald Uhlan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I had actually thought of that, but all I have are two very old Apple monitors that are not high-res, and there's no room for it anyway.
Well, sell the two old ones and buy a new one! :)
I'd be very surprised if there isn't a focus adjustment knob somewhere inside, just like on a TV set.
Oh good lawd please abandon this idea. Attempting such a thing is likely to get you fatally electrocuted, even if you unplug the computer before trying. Fooling with the monitor is NOT for normal users to even THINK about doing.
Trust me -- the best option is to at least TEST the video card by hooking up a VGA monitor to the spare VGA port (the iMac can only do 1024x768 max, so it hardly need be a "high rez" monitor). If you determine that the video card is okay and still don't want to do this the easy way, pay a trained tech to swap out the CRT with one from another iMac. Don't try to do so yourself unless you used to be a TV technician or something -- a mistake could LITERALLY be *fatal.*
_Chas_
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