Dark mode on my PC and phone turns the entire background dark with white letters and of course other colors for me. I'm too cheap to buy monitors. The ones I use were free, hand me downs from the kids. Can you explain what the "Easy eye option" does, Rog?I picked this 22" monitor up on Amazon for around $70 with the easy eye feature. Still have the normal controls plus can go with an HDMI input if you have that capability. All dark mode has ever done for me is change the color of headers of the screen.
I was wondering that too, Jim.What is an easy eye option, is it larger fonts
They have 3 waiting rooms in that department, but no signage as to where a person should be. Like I said we went to one that had a couple of open chairs!Doug getting lost at the doctors isn’t good a guy could be there a long time. I recently noticed a problem at my new hobby work bench. I have a laptop about 2’ from where I’m sitting. I wear readers but when I raise my head to look at the laptop it’s blurry. If I use my readers I use at my desktop which is the same situation the laptop looks good until I look down then that’s blurry. It’s obvious I need two different lenses. Do they make bifocals with two different lense areas that close. I wear my readers low on my nose to read but everything looks fine when I look above them except that laptop.
I have an assortment of readers. For reading the PC screen I use 1.50's, Doing smaller work and reading small print, normally 1.75 or even 2.00 sometimes. Having good light with the readers helps a lot like working on a slot car or something that small.

What is non-graduated, Lorna? They have lined or blended here. Been thinking about trifocals but need to see what insurance will cover after the other eye is done. Like you Medicare called corrective implants optional. wasn't going to spend that much money. As it was my cataract surgeries still cost $400 bucks for both eyes with Medicare insurance. I've worn glasses since 3rd grade so it ain't me without them.I'm running with nongraduated tri-focals and have no troubles with them. When I had the cataract surgery there was an option for further corrective surgery that could have meant that I'd not need glasses at all. Our medicare covered the cataracts, no charge at all, but the rest would have been called optional and there was a charge for that. I've worn glasses since I was about ten and continuing to wear them didn't matter to me so I kept them.
Why risk an unnecessary surgery just for vanity?
I had “occupational “ lenses at work. Reading lens top and bottom. Clear in the middle. Great for working overhead or under a dash.
Certain they could fix you up with a “dual” lens pair of glasses.
I like that idea! Need to check into them.They make special glasses for plumbers, electricians, and mechanics that work a lot above their head.
It was so nice today I got to do some outside stuff this afternoon! Had some in house chores this morning. Opened up windows and doors in the house and then opened up the overhead and walk in door of the shop. Nice to have some fresh air flowing through. did some stuff in the lift bay of the shop for awhile and then went out to start the old beaters and move them around. Checked all the fluids and all 3 old trucks fired right up!



Took the '55 for about a 10 mile drive. I still need to put a new temp gauge in it and tomorrow will go put gas in it.

Then fired up the other 2 beaters in the back yard. Frost is coming out and "they" say a wet weekend is coming. Needed to get them on the gravel so they don't get stuck in the back yard.



Brought them in front of the shop to air up tires, but the batteries were dead in the digital tire gauge. One of the reasons I got this one at HF was it uses "normal" batteries and not to dang coin ones. Got it working.

Had to peel last years license plate stickers off the '83 Chevy and stick on the current ones. Put the trucks in front of the house. Hadn't driven any of these trucks since last year.

Need to get tires on the '72 GMC so I can get some seat time in it.
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