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This looks wrong.	by Khaar	2006-06-22 04:42:39
Do you have ... facet eyes ? (:-	by SciSSorS	2006-06-22 05:01:09
I don't see them at the same time either...	by Khaar	2006-06-22 05:20:50
...but it's very useful when you need some documentation besides the main application you're using or perhaps several applications open at once (e.g. Visual Studio + SQL + documentation), especially when something you're working on depends on several other things. Kind of the same idea as the split window in Word and some other applications, except you're not searching within the same document. And Flash is just about useless without at least two monitors or one supersupersized one -- design and script windows need to be pretty large to be of any use, timeline and other panels aren't helping either. However, searching for the mouse cursor is a different matter entirely...
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I like my widescreen in that respect:	by Sharku	2006-06-22 05:27:08
I don't like widescreen monitors.	by Khaar	2006-06-22 05:35:37
didnt they make a tall screen monitor	by joecrouse	2006-06-22 05:47:15
some widescreens pivot	by Astro-g	2006-06-22 06:00:54
No this was a CRT I saw. (n/t)	by joecrouse	2006-06-22 06:04:41
Like these here.	by joecrouse	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Tastes and colours I guess.	by Sharku	2006-06-22 06:02:31
Wide isn't wide enough. Dual 22" flat crts here.	by jayfarm	2006-06-22 05:41:57
Great, isn't it?	by Michiel	2006-06-22 07:02:10
friend of mine uses a 22 widescreen in portrait (n (n/t)	by Astro-g	2006-06-22 05:45:18

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