Setting up dual monitors on the MacBook or MacBook Pro
Tweaking your dual monitor display settings
Configuring the Dock and menu on your dual monitor desktop
cuePics 1.1.1
cuePics slideshow software creates fullscreen audio-visual slideshow sequences that can be exported as QuickTime or AVI movie files.
Import pictures and sounds in all major file formats - including support for Facebook! Record audio, including voice-overs, directly into the program. Add graphics, including titles and speech-bubbles, to any picture or create your own pictures from scratch using the simple paint module. Non-destructively crop pictures to show magnified detail. Display as a storyboard with picture annotation for printing. Export as QuickTime for e-mailing, uploading to your web site or social networking sites like mySpace and Facebook or copying to your mobile device such as the iPod, Sony PSP or Pocket PC. Special features: muti-track, non-linear, sequencer; import photos directly from Facebook over the internet and upload exported movies to the Facebook Video application; accurately sync multiple sounds with volume and fade control; cross-platform Mac and Windows with identical interface; multi-award winning, including Royal Television Society and BETT awards.
Version improvements since 1.0 are:- - Now supports Facebook - Now uses proper Mac menus and windows - Several interface and help additions, including several minor bug fixes
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