RE: FLASH: What hardware should I buy?

[Lee Hunter]

You should definitely get TWO video cards and a second monitor for each

system. For me having a decent 17 inch and a crummy 14 inch monitor is way

better (and much cheaper) than buying a 21 " monitor.


Aside from having much more working room on the horizontal I set the second

monitor to a lower colour depth and pixel size. That gives me an instant

reality check - just drag a window to the other monitor to see how it looks

on a typical home system.


With multimedia programs like Flash I need the extra horizontal room to

spread out the timelines and library.


Its the best upgrade I ever made.


Regards


Lee Hunter

Hum Communications Ltd.


> -----Original Message-----

>

From: ownershocker [dot] com [ownershocker [dot] com]On">mailto:ownershocker [dot] com]On Behalf Of Gagliolo,

> Bruce (LAB Account)

> Sent: September 8, 1999 10:20 AM

> To: '_AWARE LIST'; '_FLASH LIST'

> Subject: FLASH: What hardware should I buy?

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>

> If your customer came to you and said, "I want to update our hardware. I

> want you to recommend two computer systems (one for you and one

> for me) that

> we will use for programming Authorware CBT CDs and WBT." What

> hardware would

> you put on your list. I think we should have a good graphics

> (video) capture

>



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