Bug walking around inside monitor

Don't know what to say about this. Looks like a gnat walking around inside. Can't take a screen shot of it. Hopefully it will fall to the bottom when it dies.

Toraliens wrote:
My brand new iMac came with a Hair between the Glass and the LCD on the left down corner, I took to apple store and they clean it.
Apple quality control is not that good nowadays, I heard several issues about this iMac27, and at least was not a dead pixel.
A random hair and what you read on these forums isn't NOT indicative of the millions of machines Apple sells.

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Bug walking around inside my monitor

When I first told my son, he thought I was referring to some type of s/w bug. Then I showed him a small gnat-sized insect roaming around the monitor behind the layer that the image is projected onto. I don't know much about the LCD technology or design, but I doubt insects have much to do with it.
Has anyone else seen or heard of a similar experience with the iMac monitors?
iMac 20"/2.16 GHz/2GB/250 GB HD Mac OS X (10.4.10)

I recently had a small insect on my screen. I thought it was on the outside of the screen, so smushed it. It was smushed inside the layers and now I have an ugly spot on my monitor. I took it to the local Apple store where I have a ProCare membership and had them perform an annual checkup, specifically mentioning the spot. They gave it back the next day saying they couldn't do anything about it. Believe me, I don't keep any food or any thing which would attract them any where near my computer - I'm very reverent about that. So what can I do? I'm about to take the 'puter apart and see if I can blow it out. Think the Apple guys gave up too soon. This spot on my bright screen sticks out like a sore thumb!!! Anyone taken theirs apart to try something like this?
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A bug is walking around inside my screen! Possible to clean?

Yesterday I saw a bug walking around happy inside my 24". I got livid as I can do nothing about it but watching it crawling around inside.
So, is there any way to clean this out? I've read posts stating the screen is possible to take of using some sucking device and pull it off (just like the iMac). Is it easy to put back in? Is this even true?
I really can't live with this bug, even if it dies it will probably just stay there.
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I have the same problem but more bugs.
There is a type of fly in the uk that arrives with stormy weather. They are called 'Thunder flies' and are black, around 2 mm long by 0.2mm wide - do you know them? I have 3 of them walking around the inside of my 1 month old 24" screen. It is being collected tomorrow and then being cleaned and sent back to me. I have raised a concern regarding this problem if it happens outside warranty as I can see it happening again. At the moment is is not clear whether it is a seal problem (seal may have not been fitted correctly) or a design problem where there is an open path from the outside to the back of the screen.

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I have a game where the character walks around the screen and stops if she hits a wall or a hole etc... - typical. HOWEVER - I coudn't get her to stop walking. Is there any standard code for this. If you tell to stop walking then she can't walk back out either etc... Also, she walked into the hole a little so being in the hole she definately couldn't walk any more not even back out as she would be walking inside the prohibited zone.

typically the character movieclip would play (to display walking animation) and the background or character would move (to convey the character's movement within the game).
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BUG: CheckBox colum inside table (ADF 11.1.2.1)

I find a bug using CheckBox inside table, this are steps to get the bug.
1.Create a view object from database table.
2.Create a where clause in view Object
3.Create a parameter form (using where clause)
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SOLUTION:
1. Revert the viewRowImpl to default accesor.
2. Modify page definition in tis way using idea from Vinay Agarwal
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          <Item Value="Instleer"/>
          <Item Value="Descargadas"/>
          <Item Value="Ejecutadas"/>
          <Item Value="Codusuario"/>
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Is it okay to walk around with "MacBook"

we just got wireless internet and my mom just walked back to my room and showed me a video on "you" "tube" & i was wondering if it hurts the laptop to be carried while its in use?
and can i get some more tips on taking care of our new "macbook"
thanks =)

Its NOT a good idea to walk around with you Apple MB running IF you're walking down the halls of the Microsoft Campus. Hey, its not safe to drink coffee while using your MB also IF you are going to turn the cup upside down while it's over the keyboard.
Otherwise, its a question of how safe you want to be. I've been walking around my home with every laptop I've ever owned without ANY problems. The only thing you have to be aware of is that you're getting "out on the edge" if you were to trip and end up toss the MB at the same time. ANYTIME I carry my MB and especially while it's running, I'm especially careful about where I'm stepping and other surrounding that might make me drop it if I were to bump into them.
Life's too short to never take a teeny step out on the edge.
Another thing to consider. Most laptops are built pretty sturdy. A few years ago I had an IBM Thinkpad that was a pretty good notebook, but like all of them, it came time to get a better one. So I advertised in on Craigslist, made a contact to sell and while I was waiting for the buyer to come over to pick it up, it fell off my kitchen counter and bounced on the hardwood floor. I figured it was toast, but I went ahead and turned it on and it booted right up. Not a ding one on it. I sold the computer with a 2 week guarantee and never heard from my buyer again so I assume there no damage that I didn't notice.
So, live a little and carry it around when you want to share something with your family or friends and I doubt you'll ever have a problem.
As far as the Apple warning about moving while the computer is on, that's their lawyer talk. Same as the warning about not using a hairdryer in the bathtub.

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Check this.If you search this forum,you will find your answers.
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Walk around in space

Hi everybody,
I make 3d models with away3d and import them into flash builder.
I can rotate the models like this:
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    if (move)
             cam.panAngle = cameraSpeed*(stage.mouseX - lastMouseX) + lastPanAngle;
             cam.tiltAngle = cameraSpeed*(stage.mouseY - lastMouseY) + lastTiltAngle;
cam.hover();
view.render();
private function MouseDown(event:MouseEvent):void
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    lastTiltAngle = cam.tiltAngle;
    lastMouseX = stage.mouseX;
    lastMouseY = stage.mouseY;
    move = true;
But now I would like to walk around in space (just as you can see here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AsOlw4iIj8E&feature=player_embedded)
I don't think it's very difficult and I think I have to change the code above but I have no idea how.
Does anybody can give me a hint how to do that?

yep dead easy
package
    import away3d.cameras.Camera3D;
    import away3d.containers.View3D;
    import away3d.materials.WireframeMaterial;
    import away3d.modifiers.HeightMapModifier;
    import away3d.primitives.Plane;
    import flash.display.BitmapData;
    import flash.display.Sprite;
    import flash.events.KeyboardEvent;
    import flash.events.MouseEvent;
    import flash.events.TimerEvent;
    import flash.geom.Vector3D;
    import flash.ui.Keyboard;
    import flash.utils.Timer;
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        private var _view3D            : View3D;
        private var _tic            : Timer;
        private var _lastKey        : uint;
        private var _isMouseDown    : Boolean = false;
        private var _isUpKeyDown    : Boolean = false;
        private var _isDownKeyDown    : Boolean = false;
        private var _isRightKeyDown    : Boolean = false;
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            this.stage.addEventListener( KeyboardEvent.KEY_UP,         onKeyUp );
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            if( _camera3D.rotationX > 5 ) {
                _camera3D.rotationX = 5;
            } else if( _camera3D.rotationX < -30 ) {
                _camera3D.rotationX = -30;
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            if( _isMouseDown ) {
                var xComponent:Number = Math.sin( _camera3D.rotationY * Math.PI / 180 ) * 10;
                var zComponent:Number = Math.cos( _camera3D.rotationY * Math.PI / 180 ) * 10;
                _camera3D.position = new Vector3D( _camera3D.x + xComponent, _camera3D.y, _camera3D.z + zComponent );
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        private function onMouseDown( e:MouseEvent ):void {
            _isMouseDown = true;
        private function onMouseUp( e:MouseEvent ):void {
            _isMouseDown = false;
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            switch ( e.keyCode ) {
                case Keyboard.UP :
                    _isUpKeyDown     = true;
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                    _isDownKeyDown     = true;
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                    _isRightKeyDown = true;
                    break;
                case Keyboard.LEFT :
                    _isLeftKeyDown    = true;
                    break;
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                    _isPgUpDown     = true;
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                case Keyboard.PAGE_DOWN :
                    _isPgDwDown     = true;
                    break;
        private function onKeyUp( e:KeyboardEvent ):void {
            switch ( e.keyCode ) {
                case Keyboard.UP :
                    _isUpKeyDown     = false;
                    break;
                case Keyboard.DOWN :
                    _isDownKeyDown     = false;
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                case Keyboard.RIGHT :
                    _isRightKeyDown = false;
                    break;
                case Keyboard.LEFT :
                    _isLeftKeyDown    = false;
                    break;
                case Keyboard.PAGE_UP :
                    _isPgUpDown     = false;
                    break;
                case Keyboard.PAGE_DOWN :
                    _isPgDwDown     = false;
                    break;
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                    _camera3D.y,
                    _camera3D.z + zComponent );
            if( _isDownKeyDown ) {
                _camera3D.position = new Vector3D(
                    _camera3D.x - xComponent,
                    _camera3D.y,
                    _camera3D.z - zComponent );
            if( _isLeftKeyDown ) {
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                    _camera3D.x - zComponent,
                    _camera3D.y,
                    _camera3D.z + xComponent );
            if( _isRightKeyDown ) {
                _camera3D.position = new Vector3D(
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            if( _isPgDwDown ) {
                _camera3D.position = new Vector3D(
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            plane.height         = 4000;
            plane.segmentsW     = 50;
            plane.segmentsH     = 50;
            plane.material         = material;
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            var modifier : HeightMapModifier = new HeightMapModifier( plane, bmp );
            modifier.scale         = 0.9;
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It's a tiny bug, but it's been there for three days now. It must be able to get in and out. I thought these monitors were air sealed!

Trip to the Apple store would be the best idea. Attempting to open the screen and cleaning him out yourself may not be the best idea. Some of the displays do have a cover that's held in by magnets but if you're not certain how to take it off then the store is definitely the best option.
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Eight months and three OS updates later the problem is still there and makes professional work with more than one monitor a nuisance.
Here's another actual example: A picture and its 100% identical copy showing different colors on one screen!
Here's how to repeat it – try this at home ;-)
1) In the finder make a copy of a rgb picture.
2) Open one of the two identical pics in photoshop.
3) Drag it to the other monitor.
When releasing the mouse button you may see the bug already: the colors will "switch".
4) To verify this go to system presets - monitors - and change the primary monitor (by dragging the menu bar to the other)
5) Now open the identical copy you made in step 1) and see the difference!
Here's a synopsis of suggested workarounds:
1) disable open GL (which seem to makes no difference on my setup)
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3) make the hardware calibrated monitor your default monitor and strictly avoid changes or dragging pics to the other monitor (which seems to be the only reliable method)
4) some guys even force both monitors to use the profile of their hardware-calibrated monitor (using color sync) to make sure they see what they should see on at least that one monitor. What a stone-age workaround for the the world's leading imaging program!
Considering that reliable colors in professional (=multi monitor) settings should be the most basic function of photoshop this mayor malfunction should be solved with CS5! Otherwise we might have to live with it for some more years...
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Thanks, regards,
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There have been several threads dealing with this malfunction. But most faded out in silence or acceptance of the workarounds.
http://forums.adobe.com/message/2207312#2207312
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/521483
http://forums.adobe.com/message/2272192#2272192
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/311761?start=0&tstart=0
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/618927?tstart=60
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/603992?tstart=90
http://www.wetcanvas.com/forums/showthread.php?t=552977
http://www.hilfdirselbst.ch/gforum/gforum.cgi?post=368889?search_string=zwei%20monitor#368 889
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For exporting, I used the Export>Quicktime movie, just like you said, using the current setting (i.e. Compression:None)
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