Using two monitors and loving it. Mac Powerbook G4 with built-in
widescreen LCD connected to a 21" Sony gives me 1280x854 and
1600x1200 side by side (they put nice video cards in these laptops
these days).
While I really use the setup more in other programs (Logic, Reason,
Photosop, etc.) its
No, no, I am also using Mac OS 9. Mac OS has provided multi monitor support
since I can recall.
But I guess Windows 98 can do it also
Javier Ruiz.
> Robert Patterson wrote:
>
>> I actually have three monitors, and I use all of them.
>>
> This thread has really caught my attention!! I assume all
Another obvious use that I forgot to mention is to have the PDF manual open
in one screen while you learn how to do some arcane operation like making a
key signature with 2 flats an one sharp.
Javier.
> Anyone using two monitors with Finale, and if so, what's the benefits from
> this set-up?
>
I am using two monitors, and is great to have several pieces open at the
same time, to have two different views of the same one, etc.
One is 19 inches and the other 17.
As Robert I could not go back to only one...
Javier.
> Anyone using two monitors with Finale, and if so, what's the benefits fr
Thanks for all the responses! (They were very helpful). My upgrade to
Win XP is a success. (The only remaining "issue" seems to be my scanner,
and a new CD of drivers is in the mail.) Finale works great--MIDI works
in both directions (I have a SoundBlaster Live, connected to a MIDI
keyboard; al
At 11:30 AM 12/28/02 -0700, Weldon Whipple wrote:
>I guess I really don't need a lot of details, just a confirmation that
>of which OS you use (I have a vague recollection of Windows XP
>supporting multiple monitors).
Win98SE on up supports multiple monitors. My Matrox G450 AGP dual-head
suppor
Weldon Whipple wrote:
I assume all of you are using Windows?
No, MacOS9.
I don't know if WindowsXP can handle more than 2 monitors. I use
multiple video cards on my Mac. I guess WinXP could do the same, but
I've not tried it.
On Win, you may run into some issues on the Finale side, because i
Robert Patterson wrote:
I actually have three monitors, and I use all of them.
This thread has really caught my attention!! I assume all of you are
using Windows? (Several years ago I had a dual monitor Mac, which was
very nice ...) I received a WindowsXP personal edition upgrade for
Christm
#x27;The OS Tells The PC What To Do With Itself" - Me, 1990
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I frequently work with 11 X 17 scores. If I am using scroll view I set the
two monitors horizontally so I can see the maximum number of measures. In
page view I set the monitors (virtually) at the vertical and I can view an
entire page at 100%. I use a trackball with acceleration which means that
,
I actually have three monitors, and I use all of them. I couldn't go
back. It's great for orchestrating (referring to and copying from a
sketch in the secondary monitor) or just to have a web browser or word
processor window available while working on a piece in the main window.
Or when extract
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