Your desktop

[Ross Macintosh]

Here's mine. It features an architectural rendering I did. Please don't mention the name on the building --- I wouldn't want people searching for the company to start finding this thread. All the stuff on the top-right quadrant are primarily my kids' stuff.

Regards, Ross

[ankhor]

Also nice to see what programs people use, you get a birds eye view of that now.

[The Alien]

I belong to the group of people who tries to keep their desktop as empty as possible. Only the essentials are on it.
Did I succeed? You be the judge of that


(Oh, and Scrat always helps along when I'm trying to come up with a creative idea)

[joel]

My laptop...A photograph I took of Denali (The Great One) and its reflection near Wonder Lake, inside Denali National Park.

For those of you that might not know, the Window key + the D key is a convenient way to bring you back to the desktop.

[AntonyF]

Fascinating to see how many people use their Desktop to launch programs from, how no-one else seems to use two monitors, how only one other person has a double-height taskbar even with high resolutions

I have dual screen at home and work. I hate double heigh taskbars... but I'm surprised you don't have a taskbar on your right screen. Check out Ultramon at http://www.realtimesoft.com/ultramon/ -- I couldn't live without that one.

[Intbel]

I have dual screen at home and work. I hate double heigh taskbars... but I'm surprised you don't have a taskbar on your right screen. Check out Ultramon at http://www.realtimesoft.com/ultramon/ -- I couldn't live without that one.

I use two monitors and while I'd never again go back to using one (how did I ever manage?) I have never felt a need to have the task bar across both.

The more you have the more you want ... and I keep thinking about adding a third monitor. Would you know if this can be accomplished by just adding another graphics card?

[ShandaLear]

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g8...ng/desktop.jpg

Similar available for download on my photography site: http://www.towerandwell.com

[-=Drifter=-]

In case anyone is interested in how to make the background of desktop icon text transparent:
My Computer properties> Advanced tab > Performance Settings > check "Use drop shadows
for icon labels on desktop."

[AntonyF]

I use two monitors and while I'd never again go back to using one (how did I ever manage?) I have never felt a need to have the task bar across both.

Give it a go. Ultramon does other stuff too, equally as useful.

The more you have the more you want ... and I keep thinking about adding a third monitor. Would you know if this can be accomplished by just adding another graphics card?

Yeah, it would.

[Intbel]

Thanx Antony.