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beetle
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I was searching the archives at sitepoint for something the other day and came across and old thread where somebody asked everyone to post screenshot of their Photoshop workspace. I thought that was pretty neat, so I'm bringing that thread to life here.
I have two 17" monitors as 1024x768, so here's what mine looks like
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Patrick
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MobileBadBoy
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Location: Mobile, Ala.
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Mine looks generic, at 1024 x 768 on a single 19" monitor.
I have an old 14", but my brother is using it. I'd like to get it back so I can move everything to it.
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Acecool
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2 monitors, droolz
AHHHHHHHHH
LOL
Didnt think you all resized lol
1280 x 1024
lemme resize it then repost lol
EDIT:
Theres a danged bug in attachments mod, when you upload, it doesnt delete the file, so if you reupload with same name, it uses the old one
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Ok reposted
normal layout lol, the tool box thing is up, more space, ive got file browser brushes paths, channels and layers
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MobileBadBoy
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Location: Mobile, Ala.
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If you go into your profile and click "User Attachment Control Panel", you can delete attachemnts you've made.
If you ever have the problem again. 
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Adam P.
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BKJ1216
Joined: 04 Mar 2003
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Location: Yakima, Washington
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Whoa beele how did you get it set up like that?
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beetle
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| BKJ1216 wrote: | | Whoa beele how did you get it set up like that? |
Well, there are a few video cards these days allow for two-monitor support (a one that does three!), but Windows included multi-monitor support back in Windows 98. In fact, it will support nine monitors (haha, right, like you have 9 empty PCI slots!) I know, strange, but true.
Basically, I have my primary monitor driven by my AGP video card, and I added simple PCI video card. Add a 2nd monitor and "BAM", Photoshopping heaving 
P.S. Get a big and strong desk.
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platinum
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beetle
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Thanks platinum. I tell ya, once you go two-monitor, you'll never want to go back. It's very spoiling.
I'd probably try three if I had the desk space.
Anybody know who makes this monitor??
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