I have a 30 incher and it needs extending ..

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Archangel replied

16 March 2009, 10:39
Mine stands on a yellow pages, I found the Thomson Local was too thin.

HTH

A Cheapskate
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dinker replied

14 March 2009, 12:21
Screw it to the wall:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_Di...ting_Interface
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expat replied

14 March 2009, 11:38
Originally posted by eliquant View Post

I've just bought a 30 inch Dell Monitor off ebay and v. happy I am with it but I want it to be it aligned with my other 30 inch Dell monitor.

Unfortunately the other Dell Monitor is on a raised platform which is part of my physical desk.

Do you know anything out there which could raise the height of my new monitor that is black, please don't say 'use bricks/books/wood, a block of plastic' etc....

Shouldn't you have used "Wilmslow" for that post?
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Grinder replied

14 March 2009, 09:33
Post up a pic of your setup please, once sorted - 2 x 30"
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lightng replied

13 March 2009, 22:38
Originally posted by eliquant View Post

Doh !! they're called 'Monitor Stands' and you can get loads from misco.co.uk.

http://www.misco.co.uk/applications/...asp?CatId=1116

I should not post when I have a head virus, it just makes me look like the donkey of the year as did the rather deceptive 30 inch claim in the title of this e-mail.

Ignore pls.

If it makes you feel any better, mine is 12 inches but I dont use it as a rule.

I'm talking about my notebook pc by the way.
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eliquant replied

13 March 2009, 22:30
Doh !! they're called 'Monitor Stands' and you can get loads from misco.co.uk.

http://www.misco.co.uk/applications/...asp?CatId=1116

I should not post when I have a head virus, it just makes me look like the donkey of the year as did the rather deceptive 30 inch claim in the title of this e-mail.

Ignore pls.
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eliquant started a topic I have a 30 incher and it needs extending ..

13 March 2009, 22:20
I have a 30 incher and it needs extending ..

I've just bought a 30 inch Dell Monitor off ebay and v. happy I am with it but I want it to be it aligned with my other 30 inch Dell monitor.

Unfortunately the other Dell Monitor is on a raised platform which is part of my physical desk.

Do you know anything out there which could raise the height of my new monitor that is black, please don't say 'use bricks/books/wood, a block of plastic' etc.

I am not keen on getting one of those monitor height entenders which clamp onto the edge of the desk, my desk is made out of re-inforced glass (only) and the colour is black btw.

Any advice will be answered by a hearty virtual handshake and three Hooray Henry cheers.
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