Design site colors for LCD or CRT?
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The future is LCD...i figure you should make it look good for it. besides, most people don't notice the difference anyway.\n\nMake sure you're IE compatible as well. Remember, IE users are still 90% of the market.
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i got it fine    http://www.powercolor.com/
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There are dozens of antiglare panels for various types of monitors, both CRT and flat panel.  Check tigerdirect, newegg.com and ebay for some good deals.
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i suggest for a 2 combination color. one is a cool color &\na warm color. just have to mix & match the right one. well,\nsome type of blue color is striking one. it's up to you what you like to prefer. on the other hand, what make customers more comfortable are: friendly staff of course, not too dim environment, conducive area to stay. add some extra food services like sandwiches and drinks. also, a cool & comfortable environment is really a must. maintain cleanliness, add some extra soft couch with a glass small table partner provided with gadget tech magazines or comic books--this is an area for the waiting customers who wants to rent or maybe go on-line gaming...
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You can change the contrast and other settings in your display settings. There should be a advanced button located in that option.
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17" about $15 to $20\n\n15" LCD about $20 to $30
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The RGB is the Red,Green,Blue factor. Hrtz and refresh rate use to and still do have an effect on these signals, that is why they are Tested, usually at a session startup. Your TV does it also, you just never see it.
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try http://www.zedge.net/?p=themes&zd=1205-0-0-1-, kewl themes over there
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Assuming you're using Windows XP:\nstart ----> Control Panel ----> Appearance and Themes ----> Display (or any other option at this stage) -----> Appearance.\n\nThere you can start to play with the colors, the fonts size, the styling.\n\nIf you feel less adventurous, choose "themes" instead of "appearance", every theme has its own color and style.\n\nOh, and congrats for your new computer!
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right click on desktop and go to properties, then to settings , and move th eslider and press apply.\nbut you want to run an LCD at 60mhz. trust me , it will look perfect. and also find the NATIVE resolution and only run your lcd at the native resolution. on a 19 inch lcd it probably is 1280x1024@60
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http://www.screentekinc.com/QD15XL04.html\n\nor\n\nhttp://www.lcds4less.com/quanta-laptop-lcd-screens/QD15XL04.shtml\n\nor\n\nhttp://www.impactcomputers.com/lcd-panels-quanta-lcd-panels.html\n\nor ...
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sony.com\ni just got a computer monitor from them and their site was very helpful
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Right, blue is soothing, red can be stimulating, green speaks to financials - you need a color scheme and mood that is right for the job.  Blue and silver and white can look very professional and tech, while brown and cream can give a feeling of stability.  Check out your competition and see what they are using.  You might find a theme that you want to work with to blend in or you might want something radically different so that you stand out in the field.\n\nWith customers it's always best to start with whatever they have already printed (cards, brochures, letterhead) that's the best place to start when you are aproaching a customer.  They might say they don't, but I always include on design based on their existing stuff and they invariably choose that one.\n\nPeace!
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Go to this website:\nhttp://webmonkey.wired.com/webmonkey/98/30/index3a_page6.html?tw=design\n\nIt gives you step by step directions on how to save it as a GIF file.\n\nNotice there's an Image Type pulldown menu. ImageReady allows you to use ye olde adaptive palette to map the colors of the image. You can also use Perceptual and Selective palettes, which use different algorithms. Try them all to see which one you prefer.
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Sorry, you can't.  Monitors don't all have the same pixel size.  HTML is a language of suggestions, not orders; people who try to design sites that look exactly the same for every single browser are in for disappointment.
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you can put in the RGB numbers.\n\nI often find the color I want and use the "turkey baster" tool...
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go to themeworld. http://www.themeworld.com