Using Ultra-SiMPLE with
Two Display Screens

Unless your program is running in a window (SiMPLE version 4.1 or later), Ultra-SiMPLE programs run in a "window" that fills the entire screen. Consequently, there is no easy way of using multiple windows with Ultra-SiMPLE . . . unless your system is equipped to handle two display monitors. If such is the case, and if you've elected to extend your Windows desktop onto the second monitor,

then you can have access to multiple windows (on the second display) while an Ultra-SiMPLE program is running on the primary display. (For example, you could be using the NOTEPAD text editor to work on another document, and/or the PAINT program to display an image, while the primary display is being occupied by your full-screen Ultra-SiMPLE program.)