From: phaywood@alphalink.com.au   
      
   Groovy hepcat MummyChunk was jivin' in comp.sys.apple2 on Tue, 21 Mar   
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   > A collegue has an old Apple II computer that they inherited from their   
   > grandfather. It still works fine, but the original monitor is broken   
   > and they want to use it with a modern monitor. I was asked to help and   
   > I've searched online and found some solutions, but maybe they are   
   > either too expensive or too complicated for him. Does anyone have any   
   > suggestions on how to connect an Apple II to a modern monitor easily   
   > and cheaply?   
   >   
   > Here are some of the things that he's tried or considered:   
      
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   > Using a VGA card and a converter:   
      
     This is the way to go. But not the way you were thinking.   
     You can get adaptors that can connect composite video output to a VGA   
   monitor. Go on Ebay and search for "composite video to vga converter".   
   No opening up the machine. No installing expensive video cards. No   
   paying large amounts of cash. Just connect your Apple's composite   
   output to the device and the device's VGA output to your monitor.   
   Nothing could be simpler.   
      
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