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50th Episode - Apple's New Products - Writing and Directing Pantomime - Multiple screens as part of the workflow, one for reference, another for working on

50th Episode... Who would have thought it... Keeping customers happy Apple New Product Announcements New 24" iMacs in 7 new colours using M1 chip - https://www.apple.com/uk/imac-24/ Airtags, keeping track of where everything is - https://www.apple.com/uk/airtag/ In his free time, Gordon appears in Pantomime in January (although not this year) Writing and Directing Pantomime Building my creative skills Trying to visualise scenes during the writing process It's a big undertaking Multiple screens as part of the workflow Using an iPad as a second screen Use Case - One screen as a reference while working on another Update on widescreen purchase Taylor will find it difficult to be to use a smaller screen having got used to an ultra-wide Splitting up the screen real estate for different apps Gordon's original second screen was a second computer Kept it running for software that didn't work on the latest OS Keeping data in sync was also impossible with multiple machines   Visit the website: https://www.thisweekwith.co.uk Drayson Design Website - https://www.draysondesign.com The Creative Tinker Website - https://www.thecreativetinker.com Facebook: https://www.thisweekwith.co.uk/facebook Youtube: https://www.thisweekwith.co.uk/youtube *Affiliate link - we may receive some compensation if you make a purchase that helps towards the cost of running the podcast

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50th Episode - Apple's New Products - Writing and Directing Pantomime - Multiple screens as part of the workflow, one for reference, another for working on

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