hi there, anyone knowe were i can pick up a manual for this macchine. it has buttons at bottom, but no clue what they do. also it runs a bit warm/hot and wanna know if this is normal for this older monitor or is it like that.thanx in advance.
ibm G 70 monitor manual
Aug 17, 2005
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"newstart" bravely wrote to "All" (17 Aug 05 18:22:56) --- on the heady topic of "ibm G 70 monitor manual"
Look carefully, there are these cute little pictograms for each control. They show the picture moving sideways, up/down, shrinking, brightness, contrast, etc. Get an 8 yr old to figure it out for you. Some modern technology purposely makes us all feel hopeless...
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ne> From: "newstart" ne> Xref: core-easynews sci.electronics.repair:339960
ne> hi there, anyone knowe were i can pick up a manual for this macchine. ne> it has buttons at bottom, but no clue what they do. also it runs a bit ne> warm/hot and wanna know if this is normal for this older monitor or is ne> it like that.thanx in advance.
... Bad Beer Rots Our Young Guts But Vodka Goes Well.
Unless things have changed, you should be able to view or download the manual from IBM's website. You'll need the machine code ( looks something like 6524-U4N ). Enter the machine code into the website and documentation links should come up.
Look carefully, there are these cute little pictograms for each control. They show the picture moving sideways, up/down, shrinking, brightness, contrast, etc. Get an 8 yr old to figure it out for you. Some modern technology purposely makes us all feel hopeless...
A*s*i*m*o*v
ne> From: "newstart" ne> Xref: core-easynews sci.electronics.repair:339960
ne> hi there, anyone knowe were i can pick up a manual for this macchine. ne> it has buttons at bottom, but no clue what they do. also it runs a bit ne> warm/hot and wanna know if this is normal for this older monitor or is ne> it like that.thanx in advance.
... Bad Beer Rots Our Young Guts But Vodka Goes Well.
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