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Subject: [NSL] RE: SM124 screen expansion...
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>Also, on another note: I remember back in my=20
>Atari Users' Group newsletter days (who=20
>remembers the XEST fanzine these days?) there=20
>was an interesting article about fiddling with=20
>the trimmers inside the SM124 to expand the=20
>display. This, I understood, still only gives=20
>you 640 x 400, but expands the whole image to=20
>fill most of the black border in the stock=20
>display mode. I have lost that article. Did=20
>anyone save a copy?
>
>John S. Gray
Hi John,
I would suggest a much better alternative is to=20
get an adaptor lead from folks like Keychange=20
-=A315 in the U.K. (www.keychange.co.uk and they do=20
export around the world) and use that with a PC=20
SVGA monitor. It's much better than the old Atari=20
mini display and you don't get headaches peering=20
at the screen. I'd never go back to the original!
Best wishes,
David.
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RE: SM124 screen expansion...
Also, on another note: I remember back in my Atari
Users' Group newsletter days (who remembers the XEST fanzine these
days?) there was an interesting article about fiddling with the
trimmers inside the SM124 to expand the display. This, I understood,
still only gives you 640 x 400, but expands the whole image to fill
most of the black border in the stock display mode. I have lost that
article. Did anyone save a copy?
John S. Gray
Hi
John,
I would suggest a
much better alternative is to get an adaptor lead from folks like
Keychange -=A315 in the U.K. (www.keychange.co.uk and they do export
around the world) and use that with a PC SVGA monitor. It's much
better than the old Atari mini display and you don't get headaches
peering at the screen. I'd never go back to the original!
Best
wishes,
David.
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