Mattias,
Based on how I use my two monitors, I would suggest you do something
closer to your first solution.
I'm thinking that if you create a zone all the way around the inside
of screen 1 where the cursor activates the navigation, as soon as I
travel over there with my cursor and see a navigation bar pop up, I'm
going to slow down my mouse. So, it wouldn't take long before I "got"
that the edges are where the navigation resides. You could help the
user by making the right and left zones a bit wider, in case a second
monitor is present.
I don't know if this is helpful, but Adobe palettes detect screen
edges, even if there are two monitors (on the Mac -- I don't know
about Windows). If I want to anchor my palettes to screen 2, they seem
to be aware of where the edge is.
-- Kim
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Kim Bieler Graphic Design
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