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Does the screen on the Mac notebook lay all the way down? Or, are you really forced to look over it to see the bigger monitor?
 
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jpierce55 said:
Does the screen on the Mac notebook lay all the way down? Or, are you really forced to look over it to see the bigger monitor?
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I'm assuming you can close it and put it to sleep so you can then curse and open it back up and use its keyboard and mouse pad with a big display, so that you can curse not having a mouse, so you can plug a mouse, and cd-rom drive into your notebook and look over it.
 
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Steevo said:
I'm assuming you can close it and put it to sleep so you can then curse and open it back up and use its keyboard and mouse pad with a big display, so that you can curse not having a mouse, so you can plug a mouse, and cd-rom drive into your notebook and look over it.
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That is roughly what I thought. Why would anybody want to look over a monitor at a bigger monitor.... especially when the smaller monitor blocks out part of the bigger monitor.:slap:
 
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