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WG D9200 - One more important one
« on: February 22, 2003, 01:07:26 pm »
I accidentally posted this in the main forum, but this is a better place for it:

Does the Wells Gardner D9200 27" monitor support power saving features in Windows.  In other words if I leave my Windows XP cabinet alone will the monitor go to sleep when the PC does?  This would be perfect as it would leave my coindoor lights and marquee lit while giving the important components a rest.
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