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- bodega0
yeh turn autohide on
- atomica0
Dual monitor setup 1280x1024 and 1024x768 couldn't stand standalone 1024.... sure its the power, and not video card or monitor?
- bug0
yeah, i guess i'm just used to it.
plus, i gotta agree with driftlab.
it's hard to design a site thats made for 1024 when your working on anything higher. i tried to design a layout on my laptop(1400x1050) and when i check it on my pc, it was all big and stuff :)
- monNom0
photoshop:
learn your hotkeys, press tab often. press f twice and your screen real estate is much bigger
I dunno if those work in director, it seems to me you must be able to minimize the cast and other palettes... maybe there are hotkeys for them?
- ribit0
You can get apps that show you the 800x600 and 1024x768 screen areas within your larger screen.... no need for media producers to be using the same screen size as the users of the end product. The end-users arent having to deal with all those pallettes and files and stuff.
- JohnR0
I work in 1024 x 768 on my old school PowerBook G3 (rock) because that's as high as it goes. I just keep basically the text and color palettes open and hot key almost everything else. At work I use bigger monitors though.
- voxpoet0
HA.. I design in 1024x768 and 800x600. I have a 466 iBook and a 600 iMac (old school).
I just tab the pallettes away...
a lot
- zeroblade0
i work on a 1024 x 2.
2 pcs, that is.
i have a radeon now, but in the past i worked on dual monitors with a second monitor running on a cheapie 15 dollar video card.
it's not much and it blanks out once in a while, but it's good enough for keeping your palettes on while working the real deal in the primary monitor. the quality of the secondary monitor needn't be too good either.
hope that helps.
- Mick0
Yo Tony - you tried a different monitor in the office or a different video card in your computer?
- sexypixel0
ya, most of the pc's in here have the issue, but im surrounded by coders and project managers who are happily running 1024.
- voxpoet0
I think in a professional office with professional design needs you have to have the highest resolution possible... you can test on 1024x768 (I think it's estimated that 46% of regular web users now use that resolution) but to authopr on it in a fast-paced environment is insame.
granted, I do it and at 800x600 on the run... but I am a one man show most of the time. At work (which is print based, mind you) we are using a much friendlier resolution.. and we don't have to author anything.
Tell him KINKO'S uses a greater resolution, damnit!
- atomica0
you definitely don't need to be designing in the resolution your building for, that is.. if you can utilize you're tools properly, and well, think. Tip for some would be this...
javascript:window.resizeTo(1024...
javascript:window.resizeTo(800,6...
Excellent indeed... gives you a great res preview in ie...
- agentfour0
can you set it at 1152x864? My work monitor phreaks out at 1280 as well so i hafta work at 1152. I get another monitor next week tho so ill have dual one at 1280 and one at 1152
- jevad0
1800x1440
fucking hell - 1024!!
hahahahahahah
- smoke0
does anyone have any % on who uses what resolution?
800x600
1024x768
1280x1024cheers!
- tomkat0
hu, jevad..? 1880..?
your type must be as big as this:.... .. ... ... . ... . . ...... . . . .. ..
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- jevad0
1800...yeah it's pretty small - but I have two mammoth 22" monitors so it's ok! : ) also have a little 17" running 1024x768 that I test sites on too....
- ribit0
and as ever, bear in mind your audience may not be 'average'.
- Jnr_Madison0
I kinda agree with driflab, I quite like 1024x768 but each to their own.