I will look for an anti-glare screen.

Posted By: Elaine on 2007-10-03
In Reply to: Try an anti-glare screen - sm - ALtyper

I've never considered anything like this. I'd played with the controls on my monitor to try to adjust it for a good productive fit. I will look into this. Thanks for the great idea. I do increase font to 150% normally. Almost all I do is edit. The opportunities to do straight transcription are usually a nice break as long as I can undersand the speaker.

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MT eye strain - Elaine
- Have you tried adjusting the - Me
  - new background color - flcmt
    - Same problem, will background color affect document? - Joan
      - I don't know; my platform does - flcmt
      - See instructions inside. - deb
        (I forgot, after Properties, click Appearance, then Advanced.) nm - deb
      - What method are you using to - Me
- Try an anti-glare screen - sm - ALtyper
  - I will look for an anti-glare screen. - Elaine
- eye strain - mt

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Try an anti-glare screen - sm
I went through the very same thing when I was editing a lot. It costs about $20 and gave me relief in a single day. Best money I ever spent!!!! Hope it works!

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