Re: One or two LCD Monitors

["John Posada" <jposada99 -at- gmail -dot- com>]

I'd go with the two monitors for several reasons, two of them below:

- You can set a different magnification on each of them.
- If you have one large monitor and click the maximize button, it will
take the full monitor and cover everything. With two monitors, when
you click maximize, it will fill up the one monitor without taking
over the other one.


On 8/18/08, Tim Lewis <ltc -dot- writer -at- comcast -dot- net> wrote:
> I am going to buy one or two LCD monitors to replace a CRT monitor. In your
> opinion, which is the best way to go, one large widescreen or two standard
> monitors?


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