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14/12/1999 12:09:39
Michael Dougherty
Progressive Business Publications
Malvern, Pennsylvania, United States
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Visual FoxPro
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Hi, Michael.

Actually my company (that's me) already has gotten me a second computer with a KVM switch. :-)

And I'm running the 21" at either 1600x1200 which is a little small, or I can't remember...the one just below that which is what I prefer, on this screen at least. The thing that is scary is how quickly I got used to it....took about five minutes.

My question actually referred to the use of two screens and two monitors, connected to the same computer; and which (so I'm told) act as one, so if you move the mouse cursor to the left edge of the right screen it then appears on the right edge of the left screen. (or maybe it works up and down...I dunno, that's why I'm asking. )

The dual computer thing with the KVM switch also works very well. However, with the new screen at high resolution there is considerable degradation of the image if I run it throught the KVM switch. (electrical noise, maybe?)

--- Larry
-- Larry Keyes
Remember only You can prevent Gray Goo. Never release nanobot assembers without replication limiting code.
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