I'll let the original poster answer this question, but I just wanted to
add that I have found using two monitors attached to the same computer
very helpful (I haven't seen just what Legacy is doing with them). It's
just like expanding your desktop. I take digital photographs of
everything when "on location" to courthouses or historical societies.
Some won't allow this because they make money from their
photocopies--although I happened to be at the historical society library
for Huntingdon County, PA when their photocopy machine wasn't working
well. They allowed me to use my digital camera--but I counted up all my
photos and paid them what I would have paid in photocopies and added
some for an additional donation--they liked that and I liked having my
digital copies better. Anyway, I can open up the photos of wills,
deeds, etc. on one screen and transcribe them on the other. Works great!
Patti
Arnold Sprague wrote:
Would you please advise us as to what the improvements for dual
monitors are so that we can take advantage of them?
Thank you.
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