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caramba22242 | 10:48 Thu 21st Dec 2006 | Computers
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does anyone know what "C" correction means. It's found in the monitor options button where you can change brightness, position, move the desktop display to the left, right,up, down, etc
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Which monitor are you using?

I've had a look on my monitor and can't see a "C" option. However, it may stand for Contrast, unless you can change the contrast when you are in the Brightness option.

If you choose the "C" option, what does it allow you to do? If there is an option to change numbers from 0 to 100 then I would guess it's the contrast you can change.

Hope this helps - if you change something and you don't like it you can always change back to the default settings and start again!
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hi elevenses. No its not contrast as there is a contrast adjustment option. The C correction shows as a square box with horizontal lines inside it at various widths. It's a Time monitor, the company that went bust.
Hi caramba22242
Sorry that it's not as simple as Contrast! Have you tried searching the net to see what comes up? I'll give it a go now and report back in a few minutes
Hi again caramba22242
I've trawled through a few sites but nothing of any use. I did discover that Time computers are still trading but i think with all new stock and therefore the older machines are not catered for in support anymore. It might be worth your getting in touch, you never know. Follow this link to their new website:
http://pcs.timeuk.com
Sorry I can't help any more than this.

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