I am reading this on a Dell 24 set to its highest resolution with late sixties eyes and have no problem whatsoever. I use the monitor both for work and PS and really like it. Steve --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "scanzzz" <dougfisher@...> wrote: > > > The DellTM UltraSharpTM 2007WFP 20-inch Flat Panel > > Monitor is really well=priced at $269. > > I have a model like this. The screen is very nice but I cannot > recommend it. It will show a beautiful image with great viewing > angles but the resolution is too high for the screen size. Text is > way too small. Yes, you can adjust the text size but then many > webpages are not shown/formatted correctly. Outlook does not display > many areas with the enlarged font size so the font is so tiny that it > is hard to read (and proof). Also, some menus still use the smaller > native font size even after the increased size is set (at least in XP > Pro, maybe Vista is better). > > I would go for a 19" with its lower resolution over a 20" just because > it is easier to read. Definitely go for a 24" if you are going for a a > screen larger than 24". A 26" would be even nicer since it uses the > same resolution ;) > > My $.02, > > Doug > --- > www.BetterScanning.com >
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Re: Monitor Recommendation
2008-10-19 by Stephen Kobrin
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