Good advise. I now wear bifocals and the computer screen tends to make my eyes go batty. I did upgrade to a 19" monitor which helps. Tilting the monitor lower will help me focus on the close up lens. Dave Peake, RPT Portland Chapter Oregon City, OR In a message dated 05/14/2000 10:21:51 PM Pacific Daylight Time, btnaudio@flash.net writes: << There are opposing muscles that manipulate the eye in its socket. Wearing eye glasses forces a specific focal point which makes some of these muscles work more & some work much less. I've researched this topic & come across the following exercise to better poor eyesight. Go outside......on the porch or backyard is a good place. Look at your hand & focus however well on it.....seeing your finger print clearly is probably a good goal. Then look at something 5 feet away & focus. Then look at something a hundred feet away. Now reverse the process. By doing this you are putting the dormant muscles back in use. The extreme ranges & the ones inbetween will slowly build these muscles stamina back up & improvements can be significant. In this age of computers & TV, it real easy to forget to look at the sky or to watch birds as they fly by. Stuff little kids do that most grownups probably don't......... The eye is shaped by the muscles in the eye socket. I hope this makes sense to somebody else. I'm currently 28, the only person in my family of 11 who doesn't wear glasses & I probably see better now than I did when I was 18 although this computer isn't helping.... ra byn james >>
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