sammypetter

Hello, I've been lurking for some time and finally decided to sign up. I just wanted to say howdy to all on the board. Lots of good reading here. I hope I can give a little back.

Watched this last night and enjoyed it despite the fact that I can't stand football. Saying that, the film really doesn't have anything to do with the sport at all, much like the Alan Clark version which I loved when I first saw it on TV all those years ago. Well acted all round and the period setting and costumes were a treat, also some of the dialogue is priceless with some really funny terms of phrase from the Londoners, most of which I'd never heard before which made them even more comical.

I had to get a new laptop and the screen doesn't look right. I have no knowledge on calibrating a LED LCD, or any other monitor for that matter. So, before I mess anything up I would like to know if anyone has done this before and if it's reversible? I have a laptop with a 17.3" HD + LED LCD display running Windows 7. Generic PnP Monitor on Mobile Intel® 4 Series Express Chipset. I can get to the calibrate display settings but kind of don't want to mess anything up. My photo's look very different on other monitors. I don't want to post washed out looking photos that I have taken the time to edit. Any advice or information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.