Jesus Christ!!! Look around your area as 14 and 15 inch monitors can be had
for as little as five bucks!!!!!!!!!!! I bought an really nice 15inch
monitor at a hamfest for five dollars and a decent used 17" for a few over
20 bucks. God, I know hams are cheap/tightwads and all, but come on!


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"Dwight Stewart" wrote in message
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" wrote:

I would like to use my tv as a monitor for
my computer, could you tell me what all is
involved? What I have to purchase, hardware/
software wise? Thanks in advance. cl 73


If you're planning to use it as a primary monitor, you're not going to
be
satisfied with the results. Text will be blurry and the colors will often
be
sharply off. Anyway, there are many products that offer this capability.
Most are used by those seeking to use a television for classroom
instruction
(programs like PowerPoint are used to make presentations that look good on
a
television). Search around some of the online computer catalogs.


Dwight Stewart (W5NET)

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