> > Don't knock it you can't afford to try it, idiot!
> Hey...at least you got the newbies fooled..hehe
LOL
"hehe"
Bye!
/HB.
"hehe"
Bye!
/HB.
Not if you walk the walk...hehe
> > > Don't knock it you can't afford to try it, idiot!
> > Hey...at least you got the newbies fooled..hehe
> Well, you know what they say, Zod... "Talk is cheap." You should know!
> LOL
My sentiments exactly.
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Keith
> >I do. A 15" Laptop LCD and a 20" CRT, both at 1600x1200. I'd likely
> >set the 20" somewhat lower to get the refresh and colorspace up, but
> >some applications refuse to run on both screens unless they're
> >identical.
> I havent run into that problem... yet. Are you stretching a window across
> both screens?
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Keith
>> >I do. A 15" Laptop LCD and a 20" CRT, both at 1600x1200. I'd likely
>> >set the 20" somewhat lower to get the refresh and colorspace up, but
>> >some applications refuse to run on both screens unless they're
>> >identical.
>> I havent run into that problem... yet. Are you stretching a window across
>> both screens?
>No, just trying to move it to the secondary screen. It runs into a
>wall somewhere off the right of the primary and never gets to the
>secondary. The only way it'll move to the secondary is to have both
>displays set identically, right down to the color depth (the laptop
>also has to run at reduced color-depth).
You misspelled the word "few".
C//
> >> >I do. A 15" Laptop LCD and a 20" CRT, both at 1600x1200. I'd likely
> >> >set the 20" somewhat lower to get the refresh and colorspace up, but
> >> >some applications refuse to run on both screens unless they're
> >> >identical.
> >> I havent run into that problem... yet. Are you stretching a window across
> >> both screens?
> >No, just trying to move it to the secondary screen. It runs into a
> >wall somewhere off the right of the primary and never gets to the
> >secondary. The only way it'll move to the secondary is to have both
> >displays set identically, right down to the color depth (the laptop
> >also has to run at reduced color-depth).
> Hmm, I guess it could be the way the app is coded. Does it happen with all
> apps or just one in particular? I still use some windows3.1-era apps that
> won't move off the primary.
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Keith
As if YOU would really notice....hehe
>As if YOU would really notice....hehe
The little lost angel & her featherhead's 2 cents worth of dreaminess.
Yes..I am sure you would but we are talking about a total idiot that thinks
a 15" should display 1600x1200...hehe
No, only a total idiot doesn't understand that LCDs are intended to be
used at their native resolution. ...in the case of this system
(ThinkPad A21p), that would be 1600x1200. ...and yes, it's quite
readable at that resolution.
Don't knock it if you can't afford it. Nitwit! hehe.
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Keith