I put my start menu up the centre of my two side-by-side monitors. If I were using this, I'd use the dual 16x9 mode and do the same. It has a couple of advantag

I put my start menu up the centre of my two side-by-side monitors. If I were using this, I'd use the dual 16x9 mode and do the same. It has a couple of advantages, despite probably looking a little odd on a single monitor: 1) It is central to the screen real estate, meaning that I'm not dragging my mouse across a suburb to get to the start menu 2) It frees up vertical real estate, which is crucial when working on two side-by-side documents on 16x9 res. Even at 16x10, there's an excess of width compared to 2x A4 sheets. Thus, I want to maximise vertical real estate in exchange for horizontal real estate. Having said that, anyone who uses such a monitor probably just hits winkey and types their application in search because they're likely power-user enough.