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From: oster@dewey.soe.berkeley.edu (David Phillip Oster)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Re: Another neat INIT needed...
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Date: 12 Feb 90 15:33:57 GMT
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In article <8977@portia.Stanford.EDU> rdsesq@jessica.Stanford.EDU (Rob Snevely) writes:
_>On a slightly different vein, does anybody know if its possible to set
_>up a mac to have 2+ "displays" on one monitor. I know that it is doable
_>under Xwindows, where you slide the cursor to say the right side of
_>the screen and it switches to a color "display", move it back to the
_>left and your in a B&W "display". It seems like you should be able to set
_>up 2 gDevices, 1 B&W and 1 Color, and then swap them to the monitor.

There is an FKEY called Switcheroo that does exactly this. Could you mail
me and tell me how to set up X windows to do it?

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