Matching Displays For New iMacs

Just wondering if Apple is considering making a MATCHING display for the new iMac line? It's great to be able to attach a second display to an iMac, but it would be even more kicking if it matched the look of the iMac with aluminum and glass. Any rumblings from Apple about this. I'm ready to buy!

Hi Priti,
I tried restricting records using Named Searhes and Masks but it includes all the records with Match step property Records Vs All. You have to perform some maunal step either by selecting records using some search criteria or you can use Named Searches i.e.
1. Create one field say New of type boolean and by default set it to NO.
2. Create one named search for this field value to YES.
3. Create one assignment which sets the value for this field to YES and add this assignment in the workflow as the first step.
4. When ever you import records, assignment will set New=YES for all the records imported. Now, when you add more records, search the previous records using Restore Named Search function which will give the list of records imported now. You can perform Matching and Merging operation.
5. Add one more assignment to the workflow as the last step which should set New=NO so that records should not appear next time for Matching
Regards,
Jitesh Talreja

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