On Wednesday, February 5, 2003, at 10:34 PM, good-dog at northshore.net wrote: > Where I work we use PC's mostly (the art department has the macs, but > even there, the head guy says stuff like "We ain't moving to OS X for > a long time. Too much trouble and it's not stable." I don't get it, > but I don't get a lot), and it's pretty much a CRT screen environment. There is no universal law that says that using a Mac makes one brilliant, sane or logical. Although most Mac users think they are... Apple is trying to convince the young and naive that it makes them powerful... :) > Does anyone know what the effects of one screen are versus the other? > Is there a difference? IT seems the PC screen is vibrating > sometimes, where as the Mac is calm. Are there any resources online > where I can read up on this? Jittery screens can be just that, jittery, and may need repair or adjustment. Sometimes it is just the mhz used on the display. I have noticed that for me a mhz over 75 or so is easier on the eyes than a lower one in the 60s. Check your monitor control panel or whatever is used for those monitors and see if there are any adjustments. --- In an article about DoubleClick, Wired posts a DoubleClick cookie: <http://www.wired.com/news/business/0,1367,54769,00.html> http://www.jackrodgers.com