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    potrait mode produces fuzzy txt hooked up to laptop

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by t61jaws, Aug 22, 2013.

  1. t61jaws

    t61jaws Notebook Consultant

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    Hi, i bought a monitor dual arm so i can turn the 2nd monitor to portrait mode to view musical scores more practically...But the txt is all blurry and hard to look at after a few mins. Of course it works perfect landscape.

    There's doesn't appear to be much documented online.

    It's connected via vga t500 but i haven't tried it with the t420 yet.

    Its a Samsung syncmaster 205bw lcd. Is it too old?

    pls help!!

    Thanks
     
  2. mux1

    mux1 Notebook Consultant

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    I had a Samsung 226BW (several year old TN panel) which I did the same thing with, and had the same results.
     
  3. turqoisegirl08

    turqoisegirl08 Notebook Evangelist

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    Perhaps there is some sort of 'image refresh' button you can press on your monitor that will adjust the overall picture after image rotation? I do not have my Samsung monitor out now (its packed away) but IIRC if you press 'auto' the monitor will refresh the image.