27 Dec
2006
27 Dec
'06
7:30 p.m.
In article <050c01c72a27$55249360$f0fea8c0 at alpha>,
"Alexandre Souza" <alexandre-listas at e-secure.com.br> writes:
Sounds bizarre to me too, but it works... :oO
Can you describe the results?
I mean, just what exactly do you get by doing this? There have been
various guesses posted so far, but since you have done it, you could
just tell us what you get :-).
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Are you saying that "phosphor screen burn" on
a CRT can be fixed by a
strong exposure to sunlight?
That sounds too bizarre - I would expect that strong
exposure to the sun
would simply fade the phosphors even more...
John :-#)# (thinking of sticking some monitors out back to test - can't
hurt!)