Douglas Burns wrote on the 22/11/02 11:34 am and I quote selectively:
> A solid drag is where the full contents of the window remain as you drag it
> around.
Well, you can do that in OS X without a problem. I suspect what the poster
is referring to is getting blocks of the image left un-refreshed when you
move the image in the window too quickly. If that's the case, dragging
slowly will help in the absence of a faster video card. Possibly updating
the video card drivers may help too. You could also try Use Pixel Doubling
in the preferences under Display & Cursors. It may help.
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