New monitor (again) part 2

Went to Framingham Massachusetts last night to drop off the monitor and get a refund at the CompUSA over there. That place is where I originally bought my crappy ViewSonic monitor. Fortunately there was no crap when returning it. I was full-on ready to start yelling if they gave me any crap about it, but fortunately they didn't.

The Sony monitor as stated previously is on its way. Looking forward to it because I haven't gotten a new 'puter "toy" in a while. (grin) Should be here before the end of the week. I'm just hoping everything arrives when it should and that nothing is damaged.

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