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|    SNAP refresh rate    |
|    09 Jul 11 13:26:09    |
      From: tholen@antispam.ham              Does anybody know in which file and in which bytes SNAP stores       the startup refresh rate? I needed to replace a failed monitor,       and the new monitor complains that it doesn't support 1600x1200       at 65 Hz, but I can't change the refresh rate to 60 Hz because       the monitor won't display an image after booting to the desktop.       Instead, I need to hook up an older monitor that doesn't object       to 65 Hz so that I can see what I'm doing. Yet changing the       refresh rate from the Screen notebook tab of the System object       doesn't stick, nor does using the Global Refresh setting in the       Advanced button. I'm fighting the need to hook up an old monitor       after every reboot because my change from 65 to 60 Hz doesn't       persist. If I can find out where SNAP stores the startup refresh       rate, I can edit the file and fix it once and for all. I'm not       afraid of editing a binary file, if that's how SNAP stores it.                     --- Internet Rex 2.31        * Origin: Aioe.org NNTP Server (1:261/20.999)    |
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