Yes, in the following sense. My optometrist asks me what my intended
use for the glasses is, I say "computer monitor", he gets me to sit in
front of an LCD monitor as I would normally, measures distances and
adjusts the prescription accordingly. Voila! "monitor glasses".
I did have to change optometrists when the crusty old guy couldn't
understand my request. The new guy said, of course! Knew exactly what I
was complaining about.
-bmw
On 11-04-13 9:31 PM, drd1...@gmail.com wrote:
Are there monitor glasses?
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Subject: Glasses [Re: Some thought on Craftsmanship vs. Professionalism]
On 11-04-13 8:39 PM, Steven Desjardins wrote:
Sigh. Make that "made without computer help". It's hard to find
reading glasses that focus well for me on computer screens.
Don't bother -- get two pairs of glasses: readers and computer. That's
what I concluded and it works well. Reading glasses are focused closer
than monitor glasses.
-bmw
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