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7000021, 7000385, 7000386, 7000387, 7000584, 7000595, 7000608, 7000634, 7000635, 7000636,
7000637, 7000680, 7000717, 7000718, 7000722, 7000723, 7000745, 7000746, 7000751, 7000823,
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Q: What is pincushioning?A: Pincushioning alters the shape of on-screen images, making them appear concave. For example, the sides of a pincushioned rectangle bend inward, as if someone were poking the image from off-screen. The opposite effect, when the image bows out, is called barrel distortion. To achieve the correct rectangular image on the monitor, use the control buttons found inside the control panel.
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