Re: boom - Health advisory

Subject: Re: boom - Health advisory
From: Jan Boomsliter <boom -at- CADENCE -dot- COM>
Date: Wed, 5 Jul 1995 10:07:09 -0700

I think we're saying the same thing: one correction only for working
at the monitor. Use other corrections for all other needs.

jb
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>If you need corrective lenses for working at a monitor, I think the
>best thing is to get glasses that are just for that.

I had a special pair of bifocals made for use at the monitor. They worked
okay as long as I was in DOS with my 15" monitor, but when I went to Windows
and Word, with the smaller, lighter fonts on a white screen, I was straining
badly to read the screen. I went back to my original idea of using reading
glasses, made from my bifocals, and that solve my problems. I now work in
DOS or Windows programs with complete ease.


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