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On Jan 31, 2006, at 5:37 AM, Thoma Mattox wrote:
Made the jump to OS X, and have an issue with the iMac Monitor (rev C
iMac). For some reason, it has wavy lines on the screen. They are
not very evident, but if you look close you see them. They look kind
of like the waves you can see when you look at something hot. I
originally thought it had to do with refresh rate...but couldn't
change it. I set the iMac up to dual boot OS 9. When I boot to OS 9,
they go away...any ideas?
Did you click the 'Detect Display' box? What do you have the refresh
rate set too? Have you tried adjusting Resolutions and colors?
Chris D. (Badger)
"If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where
they went"
- --Will Rogers
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