SEEBURN Version 0.1 - Makes Screen Phosphor "Burn" Visible (for color or mono)
Freeware from Kirk Lawrence                                    CP/M-86 Edition

SEEBURN allows you to easily see any phosphor "burn" that might have occurred
to your CRT (screen).  At the prompt, type SEEBURN and then press the ENTER
key.  Your entire screen will be illuminated.  Examine the screen for "shadows"
or outlines of text or graphics.  If you find any, you're probably abusing your
monitor.  Press any key to exit SEEBURN.

The most common mistake made by unknowledgeable computer users is to have the
brightness and contrast controls turned up much too high...to where the screen
"fluoresces" with over-saturated color.  This not only "burns" the screen
rather quickly, but it's also very hard on your eyes!

To prevent screen "burn": turn the brightness and contrast controls down to
about the mid-way point.  Slowly turn up the brightness control to where you
can comfortably read the screen.  Then slowly turn the contrast control until
you get good definition, without any over-bright fluorescence.  Re-adjust the
brightness control (downward!) if appropriate.

Finally, always use a "screen saver" program when you leave the computer.
Never leave the screen illuminated when you're not actually using it.

SEEBURN.CMD is free.  As is always the case with "freeware," there are no
guarantees whatsoever.  If you use SEEBURN.CMD, you do so entirely at your
own risk and peril.  Your use of SEEBURN.CMD shall be prima facie evidence
under law that you understand and accept these terms and conditions.