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rademach@alumni.cs.colorado.edu (SIMON RADEMACHER) writes:
> >When you have a two-headed cube (ND & monochrome) with the color display  
> >attached to the ND set up as the *main* screen, do the brightness controls  
> > (on the keyboard & in Preferences) affect the monochrome, color or both
> > displays?
> Both.  The screen saver works on both too.  Backspace will dim both, and
> color the background of both.  It does not, however, do its screen saver
> drawings on both, only the one set up as the main screen.

Thanks to the wonders of PostScript, you can do this by changing 1 line
of code to substitute the coordinates of the workspace window for those
of the main screen.  I think I even left a function in the pswraps to get
this value for you.  However, it may take more memory, it's hard to get
good performace from a window that exists on different bit-depth screens,
and I didn't like the effect of stars originating "between" the screens,
so I didn't include this behavior.

-sam

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