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Originally Posted by pixellany
(Post 3377550)
I just skimmed and did not see these points:
1. Always use an LCD at it highest (native) resolution.
2. View the monitor with the room lights on.
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This was mentioned before.
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Originally Posted by pixellany
(Post 3377550)
3. use large fonts with minimum "fluff"
4. Get the right glasses prescription---Until I had cataract surgery, I carried around 2 pairs of glasses--Normal bifocals, and "Computer". With the surgery, I was able to pick a "set point" which seems to be good for both computer and light reading with no glasses. (I still have bifocals)
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I'm afraid this mostly apply when user is farsighted. Or if he is seriously near-sighted (-10 or lower, I think). But it would be nice to hear details about "computer" glasses - i.e. how the differ from default glasses. |
