Switching resolution quickly?

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Hey Everyone,

Just switched over to MAC after 10 years on Windows. I'm a website designer and I'm using a 24" imac at resolution 1920x1200. Since I design websites I need the ability to check my sites at 800x600 and 1024x768. Does anyone know of a program that can allow me to do some fast switching and see how it looks in this resolution?

Thanks,
Bill
 
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you can put your display options on the menu bar and change it there quickly
 
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trpnmonkey41 said:
you can put your display options on the menu bar and change it there quickly

Thanks for the quick reply. Pardon the stupid question, but how do I do that?

I literally switched over yesterday and have zero osx experience :)
 
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System Preferences -> Displays
Check the box show displays in menu bar
 
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bduenskie said:
Hey Everyone,

Just switched over to MAC after 10 years on Windows. I'm a website designer and I'm using a 24" imac at resolution 1920x1200. Since I design websites I need the ability to check my sites at 800x600 and 1024x768. Does anyone know of a program that can allow me to do some fast switching and see how it looks in this resolution?

Thanks,
Bill

G'day bduendkie!

Just nit-pickin' here but MAC & Mac are two different things here....

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Go to apple>system preferences> display and make a check in the box that says "show displays in menu bar"

Edit: ahh trpnmonkey beat me to it!

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PowerBookG4 said:
Go to apple>system preferences> display and make a check in the box that says "show displays in menu bar"

lol PBG4 you're too late, by the time I posted trpn had sorted it....lightning fast style....he's a legend~
 
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Hahah, thanks for all the quick replys. It's making the transition much smoother.

I'll remember that MAC is different from Mac :)
 
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