> Using the fn key you can switch the output of the laptop's graphics
> board
> from intern to extern, that's what I wanted to do with Lingo.
> 
Ah, progress! It must be the fn in combination with another key--it's
not fn by itself, is it? If it's in combination with another key, you
can just do something like this (untested e-mail Lingo)

on keyDown
  put the keyCode
end

You might have to make a projector to test it since the authoring
environment swallows a lot of function keys. I think I remember that
you're using 8.5--be sure to set the debugPlaybackEnabled = TRUE so you
can see the output.

Other than that, I don't know of a way to switch the display from the
internal monitor to external. Maybe an Xtra, but I don't know of one.

HTH.

Cordially,

Kerry Thompson
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