Table 'stacker'
04-15-2008
, 12:50 PM
Although I can barely handle two tables myself, I notice that a lot of people multi-table - there are often questions about monitors.
It occured to me that it would be possible to stack the tables one on top of another and use a programme to cycle through them. The program could look for buttons to skip tables that don't need attention.
Three questions:
Do you think this would work?
A lot of times when you think of a 'wonderful' new way of doing something it turns out to have a nasty problem that you didn't forsee, or just be unpleasant to use.
Do you think there is any danger that this would fall foul of 'computer assistance' rules? Obviously I'd get in touch with rooms if I decided to write it but if anyone could say "yes, they'd never allow that" now, it would save time.
Has anyone done it already? I did a few searches but nothing showed up.
It occured to me that it would be possible to stack the tables one on top of another and use a programme to cycle through them. The program could look for buttons to skip tables that don't need attention.
Three questions:
Do you think this would work?
A lot of times when you think of a 'wonderful' new way of doing something it turns out to have a nasty problem that you didn't forsee, or just be unpleasant to use.
Do you think there is any danger that this would fall foul of 'computer assistance' rules? Obviously I'd get in touch with rooms if I decided to write it but if anyone could say "yes, they'd never allow that" now, it would save time.
Has anyone done it already? I did a few searches but nothing showed up.
