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So I googled, and found this -- just in case any of you runs into this problem, or want to experiment with an old monitor, or simply need to know that a toddler should never be allowed to hold a magnet near any electronic stuff...
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and the whole left half of the screen was always messed up after that. I had no idea it would do that either. I figure he just wanted to see if the magnet would stick -- he had been testing things all over the house to see if it would...I am pretty sure that is what happened. Wish I had known about the fix though! I'm saving it to show dh when he gets home!
