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On Tue, 28 Feb 1995, Kevin Cheong wrote: > There are a few around. WideAngle made it big with their virtual screens. > Works in Windows and Win/OS2. It was not a front-end to Windows (like > Norton Desktop). Just load Windows and click on the icon. An icon grid > (user configurable) of say 9 squares appeared on the bottom of the > screen. Each "pigeon hole" is a virtual screen. It is a commercial > product. Word of warning - some of these don't co-exist with things like Norton Desktop well - ND, for example, puts things on the background and the viirtual screen gadgets duplicate that background. Makes for funny looking screens.