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JohnPeters

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Aug 8, 2007
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Bought the 24" iMac and once in my office the screen was very reflective and glarey.

Well my grandpa came around to have a look and suggested eliminating some of the light sources to reduce the glare.

Turns out he was in London during WWII and worked as military building engineer. His job was to go around to buildings at night and ensure they were blacked out properly (windows, doors, etc).

Anyway he went down to the hardware store and in 2 hours he has pretty much removed all light reflection. The 24" iMac screen looks spectacular!!!

(see attached photos for before and after!)

BTW. Only minor problem is that I have trouble getting out of the room because it is so difficult finding the door in complete and utter darkness.
 

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epiphany

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Jan 8, 2004
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I was afraid to look at your post. I thought you were going to show us that he sneezed on it. :)

I wonder if Glad Wrap would work? (for both the glare and the sneezing)
 

Zwhaler

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Jun 10, 2006
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Shucks, i thought you found an actual solution rather than just killing the lights. It may work, but its a little much to do just to make sure your imac isnt a mirror. I have a sky light, so boo hoo.
 

PAC2007

macrumors member
Mar 6, 2007
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Hmmmmmmmz looks like a funny looking iMac too me? and that keyboard aint Apple's

Oh wait, now I understand....Your just joking.

:p:D
 

johny5

macrumors 6502a
Mar 31, 2007
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UK
LOL you could have at least photoshopped MacOSX onto the screen instead of that dirty windows boot logo!!!
 
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