hi folks, ran across a program on Giveaway Of The Day, plus a reference to another like it, and after reading a comment on the thing realized that it does have a good use for programmers and website builders, so take a look at the info below and judge for yourself, or on the first one, go give it a try, the elf from www.giveawayoftheday.com, December 9, 2008 MSEW (Multi Screen Emulator for Windows) allows you to create and configure up to 10 virtual screens to simplify switching between different tasks. The switching of virtual screens is performed by using the MSEW panel or by hot keys. This useful tool allows you to distribute applications to different virtual screens and to manage switching among them quickly and effortlessly. For example, you could launch all your working tools, such as text editors, spreadsheets and engineering tools on one screen; use the second one for launching games and a third one to launch a slideshow or CD-player with pleasant music. The possibilities are endless. (elf) - a comment that describes a use for it that we might appreciate, "Just downloaded this and find it very useful when testing web sites I'm building in different screen resolutions. You can set up a different virtual screen for each resolution and even browser as each screen can have different applications in it. I find it cuts down on all that changing the screen properties in windows, nice one." a past giveaway that was mentioned that they say is better, and runs 15 dollars now is described below: AltDesk is Virtual Desktop Manager for Windows, which makes your daily work easier. Modern computers' power is enough to let you run numerous applications at the same time. You can surf the Internet, listen to the music and chat with your friends at once, but the more tasks you launch, the harder it becomes to manage them. That's when you might start thinking of getting the second monitor. AltDesk gives you a better choice. It creates several Virtual Desktops you can easily switch. Switching from an office application to your favorite Internet browser can be done in a blink of an eye without maximizing and minimizing numerous windows manually or switching them with the Taskbar. With AltDesk you can create as many Virtual Desktops as you want and switch them with ease. You don't even need to remember, where you've put a certain application's window as its icon is displayed by AltDesk. You can also easily swap tasks between Desktops, using Drag and Drop. its description and links can be found at: http://www.astonshell.com/altdesk/ HTH, Inthane