Pics wanted of what 10+ tabling looks like

[HEK]

beats me. I had my computer guy do it for me. I think he had to DL some program from online though.

[FishyTalkin]

You need to turn up the resolution (software) but your monitor must be capable of high enough frequency horizontally and vertically (hardware).

With monitors capable of extremely high frequency you can fit 100 tables on a small screen.

[_dave_]

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How do people invert their 2001FPs so that they can fit 6 table per monitor per screen. Is there some kind of software needed?

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i'd like to know this as well...

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beats me. I had my computer guy do it for me. I think he had to DL some program from online though.

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If by "invert" you mean "rotate by 90 degrees", the NVIDIA video card driver can take care of this for you.

Right-click it in the system-tray, choose "Display 1 (or whatever) -> Rotation Settings -> Rotate 90 / 270 degrees"

Here is what 12 tabling on a 2405FPW look like:




Just some random 30/60 tables opened to demonstrate - I can post a real pic of 12x 6-max NL tables complete with AHK & PA-HUD add-ons later if you want HEK, let me know.

dave.

[NLfool]

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I used to have those things. You rotate it and then put on landscape mode (or whatever other mode). But I've never had that kind of setup

[Scotty O]

Why cant the other site adopt the UB "mini" view. There is so much fluff in the full table that isn't really needed. Dollar amounts, names and cards are all that is needed. Fitting 10-12 mini views on a large RES screen would be very easy.

Thoughts?
Scotty O

[Artsemis]

Pivot Pro is good software for rotating

[thing85]

[fullhouse]

I'm one table short...

9 tabling on 19"

9 tabling