On Aug 13, 2007, at 3:53 PM, Derek Kalweit wrote:
> What's easier? Turning your head/eyes or a keystroke? What takes
> longer?
For me it's probably about the same, since I do it all the time. And
with older eyes, having one crisp image to focus on instead of
refocusing to different distances is a huge benefit.
> If you're working on pieces of paper, do you prefer to keep
> them in a stack and flip between them, or lay them
> side-by-side(particularly when they're related)?
If I'm looking for a particular paper, side-by-side is better. Once
I find it, I physically move it so that I can read it more easily.
> Re-think how you
> work, and you may find you can work far faster/efficiently...
I've used many different approaches. I prefer two monitors, but am
very used to working with one. Having an approach that works around
one monitor also helps when switching to pure laptop mode, as it
doesn't require anything different.
I've used more than two monitors, as you do, and did not care for it
at all.
-- Ed Leafe
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