MasterAlignment

                    Monitor Alignment Program

This program can be used to check out and align your color
monitor.  It consists of a number of screens that are used for
checking and aligning such things as convergence, linearity,
color purity and color alignment.

Dot Matrix Screen:  Used for aligning the convergence of the guns
                    in the CRT in the monitor.  All the dots
                    should appear white.  Convergence alignment
                    should restore those dots that show the
                    primary colors of the three guns: Red, Blue
                    and Green.

Crossbar Screen:    Used for aligning the vertical and horizontal
                    linearity of the monitor.  All the boxes
                    should look uniform in appearance.  They are
                    not square, but should all look similar in
                    size and shape.  Adjusting the linearity
                    should correct any discrepancies in contour.

ColorBar Screen:    Used for adjusting the color definition of
                    the monitor.  There are eight bars of color,
                    including black and white for adjusting the
                    color settings of the monitor.

Color Purity:       The Color Purity screens are used to ensure
                    that the primary colors are uniform across
                    the whole screen.  There are four color
                    purity screens:  Red, Blue, Green and White.

The initial information screen gives a synopsis of these
functions, after which you can select from the Main Menu.

Striking the SPACE-BAR at any time will always return you to the
current Menu, either the Main Menu or the Purity Menu.  At either
menu, striking "X" will exit the program.