Horst Herb wrote: >If you are not aiming at supporting PDAs, I would say it is a fair assumption >almost all computerized practices likely to buy into new software will use at >least 1024x768 nowadays > I wrote pitifil with a minimum screen resolution of 1024*768 but had to change it 800*600 after repeated complaints. Old 15" CRO monitors are still very common in Australian general practice. GPs are really tight when it comes to spending money on technology. (Eh, Greg?)
Personally, I don't know how anybody uses MD in 800*600. It's like playing Half Life and it's only getting worse. As we all know the average age of GPs and their secretaries is rising and presbyopia is now almost routine in this population. Wandering through Retrovision the other day I was taken with the 32 to 42" LCD screens. I couldn't find the maximum screen resolutions but it looks like you can get 1024 * 768 (or 1366*768 in widescreen format, Liz). They are advertised at almost 50% post Christmas discount so you get a lot of screen for about 2 grand. David _______________________________________________ Gpcg_talk mailing list [email protected] http://ozdocit.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/gpcg_talk
