I loved dual monitors when I had 'em too -- 10 years ago in FP/Mac! <g>

Dan


>I had dual monitor at my last job and I LOVED it for that reason. We also had another tool called VirtualPC that allowed you to install/run other OS's with a window in your main OS. For example, I had a Win2000 windows session I could run in Virtual PC inside my root Win XP installation. I would often make that win2000 session fill the 2nd monitor while I worked over on the first monitor. It was easy to forget that it was not literally two CPU's as you do this! I miss that setup... perhaps it's time to get it at home!
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>>>I've always had the command window at the bottom of the screen. Often I am writing new code, or modifying code that is familiar to me. At this point I am changing old code and really need to see a lot of it on the screen to really grasp it. For the first time I've moved the command window to an undocked position and floating in the upper right corner. I've attached the datasession window too. Pretty handy. For me at least the upper right hand corner of the code editor doesn't have code that I'm looking at.
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>>You should try dual monitor setup. You can keep Command, Properties, DE, e.t.c windows on the second monitor freeing the first one for the Editors/Designers.