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#205161 1-Nov-2016 11:18
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Hi I've used laptops for a decade and I adjust the screen brightness with ease.

 

With a desktop, there is no easy way to adjust brightness on my Philips monitor - it's got fiddly unlit touch switches and surfing onto the brightness bit is very difficult.

 

So I was thinking software - any ways to browse without glaring white backgrounds at night? What about other bright things like Windows Explorer - do people change to a different non white background? 

 

Coloured web pages seem to be ok, but big white spaces are like "WHOA I need sunglasses"

 

And that's with all the lights on in my room, no I'm not using it in an otherwise pitch black room.


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  #1661997 1-Nov-2016 13:01
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There is something called DDC protocol with provision for backlight control.

As usual implemented or correctly implemented by the monitor manufacturer varies.

This app mentions DDC http://clickmonitorddc.bplaced.net and there are others.

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