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Hm, question. How do I create layouts for it to use [the grid you spoke of] and also how so I save those and select between them?

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Right near the top of the script (open it in notepad) you will see a section looking like this:

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ideal_width := 475 ; <-- THIS IS CLIENT AREA WIDTH (475 is the minimum)
tables_across := 4 ; This will get you 12 mini-tables
tables_down := 3 ; good for 1920x1200 monitor, eg dell 2405fpw
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These create a grid, starting from the top-left of your primary monitor, going down by "tables_down", and across by "tables_across", using table sizes of "ideal_width" (table height is calculated, depending upon specified width).


Change these numbers to your liking, save & reload the script for changfes to take effect. It should resize any tables ytou have already open, but if for some reason it does not, just closa them all and open new tables to test a layout - you don't have to sit for it to work.



I will probably make a GUI to simplify this if there is much interest.


What Monitor size / number of tables / grid layout do you have in mind - I can give you some numbers if you want?


dave.