Wallstreet Contrast Problem

[Brian Alston]

Pete

	Actually my screen appears almost totally white. As if the contrast 
is turned all the way some way (not sure if its all the way up or down). 
I  can see faded, washed out, images if I look from the top down. That's 
the only way I have of logging out and rebooting normally.

	As for the piece of OS X software. I was totally wrong, it was an 
adjustment software for brightness and not contrast. I guess just 
wishful thinking on my part. The site is 
"http://www.splasm.com/products/index.html". I did, however, find this 
article that may interest you though. Go here 
"http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20010412130425200". Have a 
good one.

Brian



On Monday, January 27, 2003, at 02:54  pm, Pete Prodoehl wrote:

>
> Does the screen appear almost (but not quite completely) black?
>
> Have you tried any firmware updates?
>
> (An Apple Store Genius suggested I try a firmware update, and also 
> suggested bad RAM might be a problem, I haven't tried either yet.)
>
> I've got a Wallstreet running OS X 10.1.5 that does something similar 
> if I try to put it to sleep and wake it again.
>
> Out of curiosity, what was the OS X app that could adjust the contrast?
>
> Pete
>
> Brian Alston wrote:
>> The only problem I have is that when I sleep my PowerBook and then 
>> wake it up again the contrast is completely washed out. I can see the 
>> display but barely (it helps if I look from the top down at an angle).
>
>> Has anybody had any experience with this sort of thing that can help 
>> out? Is there some sort of PPC shareware that will let me adjust the 
>> contrast from within Linux? I have found a similar piece of shareware 
>> for OS X.
>
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