Abstract: A visor and document holder for a computer monitor is provided. The preferred embodiment includes a rectangular top member and first and second generally L-shaped side walls that cooperate with the top member to form a shroud extending perpendicularly to the screen plane. Side panels are carried by the side walls and extend in planes generally parallel to the screen plane to block light emanating from behind the computer screen from impinging on the user's eyes and causing unwanted constriction of the pupils. The visor/document holder has a center of gravity that lies forward of the computer monitor, causing a tendency of the device to sag and lose its vertical orientation. A pair of support tabs rest against the front wall of the monitor and prevents sagging and retains the vertical orientation of the device.

Abstract: A combination table easel, slant board and clipboard is provided. A body having a front surface for holding working papers and the like is pivotally connected to first and second support members. The second support member may be connected to the body in at least three different angular relationships to form either a table easel, slat board or clipboard. Velcro fasteners are the preferred type of fastener. The apparatus is easily stored, shipped and handled in its clipboard configuration.

Abstract: A detachable and foldable visor is provided for use on a lap-top or portable computer monitor. The visor has a central panel and two side panels adapted to extend across the top and the sides of the monitor. Multiple score lines are provided between the central panel and side panels to facilitate using the visor on monitors of different widths. Mounting tabs are connected to or on the side panels which cooperate with a rubber band or other flexible retainer to exert a tensile force holding the visor onto the monitor. The visor is foldable into a compact and flat position in which it can be easily carried in the same case as the lap-top or portable computer.

Abstract: An adjustable shield is provided which fits over the cabinet of a CRT to help eliminate glare on the screen and also serves as a security shield. The shield is made in three telescoping pieces so that a standard shield can be adjusted to fit a number of different sizes.