Dual port video card

[Thomas J McGrath III]

This would set the top left to one pixel more than monitor one's 
available screen space. However if the screen res is changed on monitor 
one to something other than 1280*1024 than the stack will be offset on 
"monitor 2" by the difference. You could get monitor 1's size and 
handle that via script but you won't be able to know what monitor 2's 
size is so that one is still a guess or set up before hand.

Getting the screen size of monitor 1 is easy but getting the screen 
size of monitor 2 may not happen. So be sure to tell your client that 
they should not change the screen size's of either monitor while using 
your software.

Doing that anyway has caused me problems due to the way Rev handles 
screen resolutions.

Tom

On Jan 1, 2004, at 1:39 PM, Klaus Major wrote:
>
>
> I had been working with 2 monitors on win in the past and it worked 
> just fine.
> 1280*1024 and 1024*768 aligned at top...
>
> So i could set a stack to the 2nd monitor with
>
> ...
> set the topleft of stack "monitor 2" to 1281,30
> ...
> Klaus Major
> klaus at major-k.de
> www.major-k.de

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