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In message: <200310090707.20029.rodperson@comcast.net>
            Rod Person <rodperson@comcast.net> writes:
: If this was M$ windows(AHHH), then I could have the external monitor at 
: 1280x1024 and the LCD would stay at 1024x768 without the panning. This is 
: what I'm shooting for.

That must be new then, because the panning happened in ms windows
too.  I don't see how it could avoid that.

Warner