At 7:45 AM -0700 2/4/05, Hector Luna wrote: >As a new owner of an iBook and recent owner of a Ti550 I thought I'd >weigh in on this issue. > >I just bought a 14.1" 1.3 G4 combo drive iBook to replace my 15.2" 550 >G4 combo drive Ti PowerBook. There are things I could do w/ the 550 >that I can't with the iBook, like dual monitor support. When doing >video editing, or application development, it was a godsend. I would >connect a flat panel to the VGA port on the back and get an instant >second desktop. I just used Screen Spanning Doctor on my iBook and it enabled dual screen, non mirrored video. It's built in but there is an Open Firmware parameter that disables it. SSD enables it. Mirroring is still available as an option in the Displays Menu or Displays Preference Pane. After running SSD I tried it out by watching a DVD on the TV and reading my e-mail on the LCD. It worked great. -- Clark Martin Redwood City, CA, USA Macintosh / Internet Consulting "I'm a designated driver on the Information Super Highway"