There's the cheaper alternative to use multiple desktops. Linux window
managers are great, and AFAIK there are some shareware to do virtual
desktops on Windows too.

I use to print only the pages that shows the bit names and functions for
the several configuration registers.

Francisco


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>Every time I use a new PIC I have to have a hard copy of the data sheet or I have to view the .pdf file (data sheet) and swap between the IDE and the .pdf file. I hate to print out all these .pdf files (hard on the trees). The DSP's are even worse with multiple manuals.
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>Is there a better way? Should I use dual monitors and use more power? How many of us use hard copy as reference during code development?
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>Fred Bailey, code developer
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