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Folks: I found a cool utility that you might find useful. If you have a laptop ... and find yourself needing a second monitor, this utility will let you use that laptop as a second monitor via tcp/ip. It's called MaxiVista ... what it does is basically install a 'virtual' display adapter in Windows ... and sends the display information over to a 'viewer' application that you run on another system. Obviously there are some limitations on what you can display on the secondary display, but for normal operations it works quite seamlessly. I think you can use it for up to 4 different remote systems if you want. The URL is http://www.maxivista.com/ david
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