"James Sweet" wrote in message
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Are you sure there isn't a setting for it in the menu? Most modern CRT
monitors have that. If the setting has no effect there is a fault in the
electronics.

He's talking about N/S error James, not E/W error. I've yet to see a
consumer monitor with an adjustment for this, user or otherwise, though I
haven't looked at very recent monitors. If they have such a setting now then
it is good news and long overdue.

It is invariably caused by shoddy yoke/CRT mating or a duff yoke IME.
Sometimes it's simple to fix, other times it's a non-starter.

Dave