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dorourke@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU (David M. O'Rourke) writes:
>
> You've obviously not ever used a system that allowed you to use two screens
>effectivly.  It's very nice to debug on one screen and run your code on the
>other, just as much as simply having the extra screen real-estate.
>

This is possible on a PC.  Take a look at CodeView, the standard Microsoft
debugger.  What I meant was that using a second screen as real estate for
your GUI is useless.  That's what the discussion was about.


>
>  the Mac's treatment of multiple screens and the ease with which the user
>can configure a multi-screen system is truely one of the nicer things about
>a macintosh.
>

OK.  Enough said about this.  I'm sure that the Mac manages multiple screens
in a much cleaner way than the PC.  I still believe that stacking 8 monitors
on your desktop is not the best solution for a workstation-type display.


>
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