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Inspector Dryfish · 04-20-2006, 07:36 AM

Originally posted by cjmaddy:

Yes, DreamAquarium is one of only a few that I have managed to fill both screens with, the way you suggest. (Aqua Garden is another). But I don't like Horizontal Span mode, I much prefer Dualview. Also I think DA and MA2.6 both look better when seeing the full height. And with DA you can have two separate tanks, - albeit with similar backgrounds, at the moment! ..... I am looking forward to seeing how the SerenScreen 3D background will be able to be used on dual monitors! - I'm keeping my fingers crossed!

Don't do that - you'll get a cramp keeping your fingers crossed for years at a stretch. :-)

The world of video resolution is quickly leaving MA in the dust.

Anyway, I preferred span mode, but I guess I'll switch and see how that works for me.

Kevin (who was away yesterday and decided to leave MA running while he was gone, and came back to find it ticking over at about one frame every five seconds - MA as still-life)

04-20-2006, 07:36 AM	#42
Inspector Dryfish Registered Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 18	Originally posted by cjmaddy: Yes, DreamAquarium is one of only a few that I have managed to fill both screens with, the way you suggest. (Aqua Garden is another). But I don't like Horizontal Span mode, I much prefer Dualview. Also I think DA and MA2.6 both look better when seeing the full height. And with DA you can have two separate tanks, - albeit with similar backgrounds, at the moment! ..... I am looking forward to seeing how the SerenScreen 3D background will be able to be used on dual monitors! - I'm keeping my fingers crossed! Don't do that - you'll get a cramp keeping your fingers crossed for years at a stretch. :-) The world of video resolution is quickly leaving MA in the dust. Anyway, I preferred span mode, but I guess I'll switch and see how that works for me. Kevin (who was away yesterday and decided to leave MA running while he was gone, and came back to find it ticking over at about one frame every five seconds - MA as still-life)