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<blockquote data-quote="embee" data-source="post: 8387221" data-attributes="member: 7026827">I use Roll20, though from what I understand, FG is equally good. Both have their strengths and weaknesses which can be found in other threads.Zoom is dead easy to use. By the end of your first time using it, you will be an expert. If you are using a PC, I recommend that, if you only have one monitor, you use the half-maximize feature in Windows. If you drag a window all the way to the left or right side, it will take up one half. You can then select another program (like your browser) to take up the other half. You can actually break it down into quarters and adjust just how much you want each window to take up proportionally. For example, I have my browser take up the leftmost two thirds. The remaining third is then split with Zoom on top and Facebook Messenger on the bottom. Whatever you choose, you will get used to it. How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Practice practice practice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="embee, post: 8387221, member: 7026827"] I use Roll20, though from what I understand, FG is equally good. Both have their strengths and weaknesses which can be found in other threads. Zoom is dead easy to use. By the end of your first time using it, you will be an expert. If you are using a PC, I recommend that, if you only have one monitor, you use the half-maximize feature in Windows. If you drag a window all the way to the left or right side, it will take up one half. You can then select another program (like your browser) to take up the other half. You can actually break it down into quarters and adjust just how much you want each window to take up proportionally. For example, I have my browser take up the leftmost two thirds. The remaining third is then split with Zoom on top and Facebook Messenger on the bottom. Whatever you choose, you will get used to it. How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Practice practice practice. [/QUOTE]

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