Dual monitors – different sized

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Ronald_Chambers
Feb 12, 2004
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I have a dual monitor video card and was wondering if any is using one with monitors of different size and resolution. Primary monitor is usally run at 1280 x 960 while other monitor max is 1024 x 768.

Has anyone tried this with PS-CS? Is it worthwhile?????

Thanks,
RON C
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Robert_Levine
Feb 12, 2004
Works fine. I have a 22" and a 15". Palettes go on the second monitor.

Bob
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Nick_Decker
Feb 12, 2004
Ron, keep in mind that once you work in PS on two monitors, you’ll be permanently spoiled and will never again be able to work on a single monitor.

8~)
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Robert_Levine
Feb 12, 2004
Yup, that’s the biggest drawback.

Bob
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Thee_DarkOverLord
Feb 12, 2004
I have a 22" running at 1600 x 1200 with a 19" running at 1280 x 1024 running on XP with CS, and its loverllyyy, only thing was i had to have the same set up at home, cant go back to mono vision any more as Nick sais.
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Ronald_Chambers
Feb 12, 2004
You guys mean I’ll finally be spoiled rather than me spoiling others? Now I need to build a platform to get both up to a good level. Thanks,
RON C
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Otto_Astorga
Feb 12, 2004
I just will throw my two cents in. Two 19 in monitors side by side. One thing I noticed last night was that if I set one monitor to its maximum resolution, the tools refuse to go to the other monitor. Hmmm!
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Malameel
Feb 12, 2004
Dual monitors work great. The only problems I have is with PS CS and how certain things like teh file browser will not go to the second monitor, yet in 7 things were just peachy.

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