Thanks for the feedback.
I was going to add another 2001fp, but for the same price I could go with 2 19" lcd's to flank my 20.
Then, the 20" widescreen is $380, while the 2001fp is over 400.
So it's about the money, but I'll probably end up going for the 20" after all, based on the feedback.
Will it still be possible to drag over to the other monitor without windows getting cut off?
Or blow up an application across both screen- will this fill both screens without the cutoff?
Thanks
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Will I have problems with this setup as far with the difference in resolutions?
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First off, thanks to all the members here...very informative and helpful forum that I'm glad I found.
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I just unplugged everything, let it sit for 30 minutes, plugged everything back in (except the cord between the lid and the scanner) and it scanned...
I have an older Umax Astra 3450 USB scanner, it's worked fine until last week, now it won't scan.
It communicates fine with the computer and goes through all the motions, but no image appears after the scan. I've played with contrast settings, DPI, etc. but no dice.
Any ideas?
TIA
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