VANAGON archives -- May 2002, week 3 (#787)

Date: Tue, 21 May 2002 20:16:12 GMT Reply-To: Philip Chidlaw <pchidlaw@MCN.ORG> Sender: Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com> From: Philip Chidlaw <pchidlaw@MCN.ORG> Subject: Re: ETKA at low screen resolution - any Virtual Desktop program recom Comments: To: Doug@BEACONTEL.TV

You didn't mention your OS, but before you buy, check out these links to Simtel.Net posts for freeware or shareware desktop enhancers. No, I have not used any of them, but if you feel like doing some research, look at these. As always, run a search on the product name/version to check for other user comments floating around out there. Some provide many separate virtual desktops, others provide an enhanced working area size, and some do both or either. Some are free, most of the rest are cheap.

Good luck. Philip Chidlaw

> Hi all. I've got ETKA installed on my laptop, but the max screen resolution > is not sufficient to view the entire ETKA window. I've currently got a trial > copy of "WinSpace", a virtual desktop program which enables you to have an > infinitely large desktop and reposition the viewable area wherever you'd > like. It's OK - as in it does what it is supposed to do and doesn't make any > trouble - but I'm not super-impressed with it interface- and > documentation-wise. Before I go ahead any purchase it, can anyone recommend > another virtual desktop program that they've had good results with? Thanks. > > Doug Fitz-Randolph > Freeport, ME > '90 Syncro >

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