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Originally Posted by swedguy

I have a tendency to pile up paper

that's a very nice workspace you have

[cd34]

Swedguy's condo in Turning Torso is almost finished -- imagine the view he'll have then.

[swedguy]

Originally Posted by cd34

Swedguy's condo in Turning Torso is almost finished -- imagine the view he'll have then.

It would be kinda nice to have a small office there. Not sure about the prices on them though. But I think I would be staring outside the window all day and not get shit done

But an apartment is a tad higher than in the prime spots of the city, $1000 and the most expensive one is $3000 (huge penthouse). Ouch!

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Originally Posted by swedguy

I have a tendency to pile up paper

you have a nice space. if I have that I would work 20 hours pro day

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Originally Posted by Alphawolf

and...

great looking

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Originally Posted by Jel

Way too big, way too tidy. This is my place about 5 months ago. It's even worse now.

very nice desk

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Originally Posted by Jel

Not forgetting the safety aspect:

(which thankfully I HAVE fixed up)

cool wires

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just got a new workspace just now, pix will follow

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also have now a 2nd monitor, but don't know how to use it, what I have to do?

[JohnnyR]

You need to have a dual-monitor video card. Easy to figure out, just look at the exits, should look something like http://www.jigsaw24.com/proddesc.asp?ITEM=M135AHA

usually one of the exits is a digital one, so if your monitor isn't digital you're gonna need a cable adapter (there's usually one in the videoboard's kit if it has digital out). if at least one of the monitors has a digital entrance, then it's perfect (better quality, no adapter needed)

what you need to do then is plug both monitors in the card's outs and fire up windows. then, for nvidia you go into display properties/settings/advanced/geforce xxxx/nView display settings. you have different modes in which you can use it. single display (pick whichever monitor you want to be working on), clone (same thing is displayed on both monitors), vertical span (cuts the image in two, and places it one half over the other), horizontal span (pretty much the same just horizontally) and my personal favourite, dualview (it's like having two computers only better: u just drag&drop windows from one monitor to the other).

I'm not sure how it is with ati, but I remember setting it for a friend and it was pretty intuitional, you shouldn't have any problems there either.

hope this helps you out a bit...

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Originally Posted by JohnnyR

You need to have a dual-monitor video card. Easy to figure out, just look at the exits, should look something like http://www.jigsaw24.com/proddesc.asp?ITEM=M135AHA

usually one of the exits is a digital one, so if your monitor isn't digital you're gonna need a cable adapter (there's usually one in the videoboard's kit if it has digital out). if at least one of the monitors has a digital entrance, then it's perfect (better quality, no adapter needed)

what you need to do then is plug both monitors in the card's outs and fire up windows. then, for nvidia you go into display properties/settings/advanced/geforce xxxx/nView display settings. you have different modes in which you can use it. single display (pick whichever monitor you want to be working on), clone (same thing is displayed on both monitors), vertical span (cuts the image in two, and places it one half over the other), horizontal span (pretty much the same just horizontally) and my personal favourite, dualview (it's like having two computers only better: u just drag&drop windows from one monitor to the other).

I'm not sure how it is with ati, but I remember setting it for a friend and it was pretty intuitional, you shouldn't have any problems there either.

hope this helps you out a bit...

hey JohnnyR, thanks a lot! it works now

[JohnnyR]

my pleasure. enjoy

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Originally Posted by JohnnyR

my pleasure. enjoy

thanks