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02-20-2003, 10:56 AM
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Sizing windows on mutliple monitors...
I hooked up a 2nd monitor to my G4 last night. Works great with the edit window on one monitor and the mix window in the other. The trouble is that these are not identical monitors - one is 17" and the other is 15". The 17" is my primary/main monitor and the resolution/size of the window on the 15" is identical to the 17". This causes my mix window on the smaller monitor to be too big. I can adjust the size of the mix window, but I get scroll bars and can't see the whole window.
Is there a way to decrease the size of the mix window, so that I can see the whole mix window on the smaller monitor - without scroll bars? Thanks. 
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