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Designing in Widescreen?

sues · 2006-11-01 18:12:16

I need to replace my Acer Aspire Laptop. I need a 17" monitor and I use my laptop to design on. My Acer laptop is 17" and is not widescreen but all I can find in this size is widescreen. Is this suitable to design on? I've never worked in widescreen. Help!! lol!:rolleyes:

01-11-2006 7:12pm

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sues

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I need to replace my Acer Aspire Laptop. I need a 17" monitor and I use my laptop to design on. My Acer laptop is 17" and is not widescreen but all I can find in this size is widescreen. Is this suitable to design on? I've never worked in widescreen.

Help!! lol!:rolleyes:

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#2 01-11-2006 8:00pm

thebman

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My laptop is widescreen. What are you designing?

I've never had a problem. If your doing website design etc.., you just have to take into account that most people don't have that screen size.

It can be a benefit as it allows you to design for 1024 X 768 resolution or 800 X 600 so you have left over space on your screen for menu bars etc...

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