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On Wed, 18 Dec 1996, Axel Hartmann wrote:
> i remember using a shareware/pd-program a while back
> called winCRT or somethingCRT for windows (3.x).
> it let you test distortion for "real" CRT's, and
> one of the options was screen all green, red, or blue,
> and varying shades of white/grey.
Those should work.
> for a quick hack, take paintshop pro, capture a piece of
> white screen, e.g. alt-PrtSrcn with a window that
> has a lot of white, then ctrl-v in paintshop, and crop
> everything else...
> resize it to your screen resolution,
> and show it in full screen.
> then change the colors by "color|rgb" and removing
> colors as needed, e.g.:
> for a red picture, change green and blue -100%, leave red.
> then shift-f for full screen...
The faster way in Paint Shop Pro [why capture anything?] is to hit New,
tell it what size you want it to be, then fill the whole thing with the
paint bucket in whatever color you want. Done.. =)
Temporarily changing the color schemes in Windows or OS/2 [or most
any GUI] can get you the same thing with what you already have handy.
I don't personally have a Thinkpad yet, but am saving for a
TP560-120MHz [maybe 133MHz] and 32MB mem module and will have it in 2
months. I can't stand to buy anything on credit. I musta been raised
funny. =)
Steve
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