enry79
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Hi.
the question is simple... the old catodic tube monitor left us, sin because it was really good (resolution of 2040x1536).
now the new ones are only led or lcd, from here you do not run.
small note, I wonder why if the graphics cards are competing for those who have more resolutions (type to arrive at 2040x1536), then the monitors so flat have a maximum lower.... and more you can't climb.... it seems to me a countersensus! ! !
Anyway, I was thinking of a touch screen kept parallel to the keyboard... .
that I would use only more for text input.
(package models give directly the keypad of numbers to the side of the insertion quota).
question: pro/e, (ok I now create but I am from the rel 18 I use it), is compatible with a touch screen? in windows xp64 bit (packages give drivers also for the xp).
I explain, type to use with a pen in sketch and design mode, and hands to rotate, zoom etc.... 3d.
(there are the pens for the capacitive, or at the limit there goes 2 seconds to make one).
the monitor of course I would tilt it as the dear old tecnigraph (for who knows what it was;-) ).
Who can answer?
Thank you.
the question is simple... the old catodic tube monitor left us, sin because it was really good (resolution of 2040x1536).
now the new ones are only led or lcd, from here you do not run.
small note, I wonder why if the graphics cards are competing for those who have more resolutions (type to arrive at 2040x1536), then the monitors so flat have a maximum lower.... and more you can't climb.... it seems to me a countersensus! ! !
Anyway, I was thinking of a touch screen kept parallel to the keyboard... .
that I would use only more for text input.
(package models give directly the keypad of numbers to the side of the insertion quota).
question: pro/e, (ok I now create but I am from the rel 18 I use it), is compatible with a touch screen? in windows xp64 bit (packages give drivers also for the xp).
I explain, type to use with a pen in sketch and design mode, and hands to rotate, zoom etc.... 3d.
(there are the pens for the capacitive, or at the limit there goes 2 seconds to make one).
the monitor of course I would tilt it as the dear old tecnigraph (for who knows what it was;-) ).
Who can answer?
Thank you.