Re: apple classic II screen problem

[shack@southwind.net (Randy Shackelford)]

In article <Dp6t5.5211$RY2.44487@news4.mco>,
Bruce Rapee <brapee@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>    Depending on the brand of your monitor, the vertical size and horizontal
>size controls may or may not be accessible from the outside of the case.
>Even if you were able to get to these controls, you would have to insure
>that you resized the image in proper proportion.
>
>    Proper proportion can be insured by using some program to draw a perfect
>circle to the screen.  Then use the vertical and horizontal size controls to
>make your new size and to establish the roundness of the circle on the
>screen.  A ruler might be helpful in determining that all diameters were
>equal in length.
>
>    BTW, I use several Apple IIe computers in my office and I three
>different Apple monitors and one no name monochrome PC monitor.  My image
>does not fill the whole screen area because the proportion of the physical
>screen (width/height) is not the same as the image produced by the Apple
>IIe... that is if I want to have a really round circle.  I just adjusted the
>vertical & horizontal size to the largest possible but maintaining a round
>circle.  That's good enough for me.     ...Bruce

Betcha money this guy is talking a Mac Classic II. It'd take cracking the
case and twisting some pots to tweak the screen size on one of those.
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