Multiple windows for watching the tropics
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Multiple windows for watching the tropics
Does anyone use mutiple windows on the screen to watch areas of interest instead of just clicking on one individually each time you view?
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Re: Multiple windows for watching the tropics
I do! Actually I use multiple windows when I am on the net period! I am a multi-tasker!
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Re: Multiple windows for watching the tropics
secretforecaster wrote:I do! Actually I use multiple windows when I am on the net period! I am a multi-tasker!
yes ok..but when your just viewing say the sat images and sitting back do you have those images on the screen all at the same time and not just on the toolbar at the bottom?
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Re: Multiple windows for watching the tropics
You mean like this???

Never. It drives me crazy not to use the whole entire screen for each window, and beside using tabs is so easy why would you not just do that? I guess everyone has their own way.

Never. It drives me crazy not to use the whole entire screen for each window, and beside using tabs is so easy why would you not just do that? I guess everyone has their own way.
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Re: Multiple windows for watching the tropics
Okay...Heck no! That's too much for me! Once or twice I've watched a floater or model like that, but not often. That seems like it would give me a headache!
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Re: Multiple windows for watching the tropics
yes like that, i overlay the windows a bit more though

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Re: Multiple windows for watching the tropics
I do it daily while surfing the net. Apparently it drives my husband crazy! He says "You can't be looking at all of them at the same time." It also drives me crazy when I leave them up or down in the taskbar and he closes them.
I like checking my email, checking the sweat index for the area, bidding on Ebay and being on S2K all at the same time. 


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