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To: Charles Hughes who wrote (16387)	1/19/1998 11:41:00 PM
From: Scott C. Lemon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 24154

Hello Chaz, When you said: I have seen boards that can even spead the same display across two or more monitors, ala the Mac, some years ago. don't know who's in business at the moment doing that. This is the only way that I have seen and used. I'm not sure how else I would use this capability. I can drag windows across from monitor to monitor transparently ... ala the Mac. (Who did have this for years ...) Is there another way that this would work? Scott C. Lemon

To: Charles Hughes who wrote (16387)	1/20/1998 12:10:00 AM
From: Street Walker	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 24154

Chaz....it good to be BOLD! I'm getting ready to assemble a computer and I want it capable for my buiness needs. I'm a daytrader and run several programs on several outdated computers. I figure if I build one good computer, I can run 2-3 monitors off it. I'm not a techie and I'm trying to do it right the first time, and not pay twice. Lot of techies hang out here, and I want to thank you for your advice. Do I wait for Windows 98 or just use the currently available multimonitor graphics cards? I really like the Appian J3-8mb ($840). Allows more than 2 monitors. appiantech.com I'm a value oriented consumer. Off my internet connection: I run IE4, eudora, #daytraders chat channel, and a SOES execution software - several of the following: vlcn.com At the same time, I have a separate cable feed running a real time graphics software for charts and TA. S.W.