Hi, Richard.

I have a dual LCD monitor setup and it works _very_ well for this purpose. At 
work, I use a Lenovo laptop with a docking station, connected to two 24" Dell 
2407 LCD monitors. Both with DVI connections running at 1920 x 1200 resolution 
each - in my older laptop setup, I had one DVI and one Analog, and that worked 
well too.

If you have a desktop computer, many graphics card support dual-monitors easily 
- my home PC has two DVI connectors on a single graphics card (a Zotac nVidia 
card of some sort, as I recall).

In Windows, setting up for using dual monitors is easy - then any application 
can use part of one monitor, all of one monitor, or both. With FrameMaker, the 
"tools" in FM 10 and 11 can be dragged off onto the second monitor. When you 
exit the program, the next time FrameMaker starts up, it uses dual monitors the 
same way, with the locations of the tools on the different screen.

BTW, at work, my two Dell LCD monitors are mounted on a single base with dual 
arms (I can provide the link of what I bought at Amazon for this if you want), 
but this is not a requirement  - you can simply place them side by side. I 
angle both a bit inwards (which still touching in the middle) to see them 
relatively "straight on" from where I sit.

An aiside: stretching an Excel spreadsheet across _both_ monitors is very 
useful for wide spreadsheets - the gap in the middle due to the LCD monitor 
edges is a _minor_ problem (less so with some monitors than others), but the 
content is still quite visible across that middle section, and the benefit 
_more_ than outweighs this minor issue.

Good luck with it. It is easy to set it up and well worth the relatively minor 
effort to do so.

Z

-----Original Message-----
From: framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com 
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Richard Doll
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2013 12:27 PM
To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: dual monitor serup ? - Frame-10

all,

have been doing structured catalog pages since ver. 4 when the 3.5-in. 
floppy was in a "hard"-envelope and have accomplished this with a variety of 
Dell WorkStations, all using dual monitors.

the dual monitors allow full-size facing pages on screen-1 and 
char.-para.-table.-designer with struct,-access, tool-bar, and two other
(mod-pods) located on screen-2. This set-up allows ALL the functionality to be 
in view all-the-time and is quick-access.

??? can/HOW can this be set-up on a new Dell-WS win7/64-bit sys for Frame-10???

the dual-screen "card" does allow for an application window to be drug-across 
both screens, if necessary.

anyway . . . who might you recommend calling to instruct me in set-up of this 
environment, or where is this kind of set-up defined. ???

thanks very much for your response!!!

best to all,

dick doll
317.539.4857
sgmlindy at tds.net 

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