The issue isn't the number of desktops. There is never enough space in the current foxpro window.

I have been considering a second monitor myself. If it works as I hope it will, my Foxpro development screen could extend across both monitors. The debug frame, command window and Data session window would be on one monitor, and the current form and code windows on the other. I don't believe that both monitors must be the same size - an old 14" monitor would be a great help. I believe there is a requirement that both video cards be PCI, though.

Neil Preston

>>I just got a 21" screen for developing and although it is much nicer than my former 17" screen, I still seem to want more real-estate.
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>what resolution are you using? If you used 1600x1200 (feasible only on large monitors) you would have the equivalent of 4 800x600 desktops.
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>If your company is generous enough to give you a 21" monitor and you aren't impressed enough with that and want more, why not just get a second computer?
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>A 2 or 4 port KVM switch is far less than a second 21" monitor, and you'd have the spare processing power and inherent multi-user test environment. (you might need a small ethernet hub to share your ethernet port too $30-100)