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Helped me find immediately out of box a dead pixel... 



- Version: 1.2, 1/14/2008 04:20AM PST
vine.lover
Just got hold of a 2707 WFP and guess what, out of box (about where the "o" in the word box is on my screen right now) is a dead pixel, well actually stuck on RED. Time to make a call, and send it back. Sad, but 1100 and out of box a dead pixel. This app helps out a LOT, and is super simple to use.
Nice tool, does one thing, does it perfectly 



- Version: 1.2, 2/2/2007 08:26PM PST
j.warbler.madman
I wanted to test out my new Dell 2407WFP display. Worked flawlessly on 10.4.8/Intel. I had to go to the developer's site to get the file as VT's download link brought down a corrupt file. No bad pixels BTW.
File not unix-executable - Version: 1.2, 12/8/2005 01:46PM PST
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schip
The program will not open when I double click it. I found out why. The supposedly executable unix file "/PUTPARENTDIRECTORYHERE/PiXel Check V1.2/PiXel Check V1.2.app/Contents/MacOS/PiXel Check" does not have the correct permissions set. I used Terminal and issued the command "chmod 755 'PiXel Check'" after reaching the appropriate directory. After that, all was fine. Developer: fix the problem, please. Using 10.4.3 (Tiger) on a 2003 Powerbook G4.
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