brudigia

Does anybody know if there the possibility of lowering the light intensity of the X50V ?
I use it often to read, using the Ms Reader, and at night the light intensity is very high, I would be very happy if I could reduce it further than the last tick.
Is there any utility that can help me, or some FAQ / link where it is explained ?
While I am here, is there a way of changing the backgroud / foreground of MS Reader, like with MobiPocket ? I find black on white very fastidious.

Thanks in advance.

Bruno

Tblove

Start>settng>system>brightness.Thats the way it is on myX30,yours should be the same.

brudigia

Originally Posted by Tblove

Start>settng>system>brightness.Thats the way it is on myX30,yours should be the same.

I would like to go lower than that. I am at the last tick and it still is very bright, especially at night in the dark.

solara

Don't know of any other way to reduce the backlight. You can try to turn off the backlight completely and see if that's too dark. :-P

Or a more mechanical way to achieve this would be to buy a colored plastic film, cut it to size, and then lay that over your PDA at night.

minardml

Agree with you completly, the next click of off. It still is very bright.

Gigi

Try the contrast applet:

http://www.aximsite.com/boards/showt...ontrast+applet

Menneisyys

As Gigi said: the Contrast applet is the solution.

Originally Posted by brudigia

While I am here, is there a way of changing the backgroud / foreground of MS Reader, like with MobiPocket ? I find black on white very fastidious.

Impossible. However, nothing stops you from giving ConvertLIT a try and use a technically better/much more configurable e-book reader (for example Mobi) instead of MS Reader ;-)

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brudigia

Tried the contrast applet, it work excellently. Thanks everybody very much.
A pity for MS Reader, though. I do not want to start another thread, but even if I have Mobipocket, I keep going back to Reader. It has not got any feature to talk about, with respect to Mobi, but it is much much better to read. A pity its parameters are hewn in stone.
Thanks again.