Monitor Question

[Icxme]

I'm not sure if this has been asked before or not, but I currently use a 32" tv as my computer monitor and I was thinking about starting to dual box if I were to a 17-20" monitor would it screw up the resolution on the 32"?

Thanks for any help 8)

[pengwynman]

I'm not sure if this has been asked before or not, but I currently use a 32" tv as my computer monitor and I was thinking about starting to dual box if I were to a 17-20" monitor would it screw up the resolution on the 32"?

Thanks for any help 8)if you are plugging both displays into the same computer, you can set the resolution for each independently in Windows' Display Properties

[Icxme]

I'm not sure if this has been asked before or not, but I currently use a 32" tv as my computer monitor and I was thinking about starting to dual box if I were to a 17-20" monitor would it screw up the resolution on the 32"?

Thanks for any help 8)if you are plugging both displays into the same computer, you can set the resolution for each independently in Windows' Display PropertiesOk one more question you probly here all the time, would I be able to 4 box on a single 32" or would that get way too cramped?

[pengwynman]

I'm not sure if this has been asked before or not, but I currently use a 32" tv as my computer monitor and I was thinking about starting to dual box if I were to a 17-20" monitor would it screw up the resolution on the 32"?

Thanks for any help 8)if you are plugging both displays into the same computer, you can set the resolution for each independently in Windows' Display PropertiesOk one more question you probly here all the time, would I be able to 4 box on a single 32" or would that get way too cramped?i would say it depends on the resolution, and what kind of layout you're looking at. i would imagine you could set up something like this ('http://www.solidice.com/keyclone/layouts/kc_1680x1050x1_4regions.jpg') without a problem.

[Icxme]

I'm not sure if this has been asked before or not, but I currently use a 32" tv as my computer monitor and I was thinking about starting to dual box if I were to a 17-20" monitor would it screw up the resolution on the 32"?

Thanks for any help 8)if you are plugging both displays into the same computer, you can set the resolution for each independently in Windows' Display PropertiesOk one more question you probly here all the time, would I be able to 4 box on a single 32" or would that get way too cramped?i would say it depends on the resolution, and what kind of layout you're looking at. i would imagine you could set up something like this ('http://www.solidice.com/keyclone/layouts/kc_1680x1050x1_4regions.jpg') without a problem.Thats a nice clean looking set up, do you know if there is instructions to set up a monitor like that or would it just be trial and error till it looks right?

[pengwynman]

Thats a nice clean looking set up, do you know if there is instructions to set up a monitor like that or would it just be trial and error till it looks right?I actually pulled that screenshot from keyclone's website. It's really easy to setup regions with maximizer in keyclone:
http://www.solidice.com/keyclone/commands.html

[Icxme]

Thats a nice clean looking set up, do you know if there is instructions to set up a monitor like that or would it just be trial and error till it looks right?I actually pulled that screenshot from keyclone's website. It's really easy to setup regions with maximizer in keyclone:
http://www.solidice.com/keyclone/commands.htmlThanks for the help, I'll give this a look :thumbsup: