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Dual Monitor Management
I have identical dual dvi monitors connected to my EVGA 8600GT video card with Home Premium and I want to be able to do more things than just an additional display like adding a second taskbar, desktop, etc. In the Help section I read about Mirror display but that seems to be for a lappy which I don't have. Any great tips? Thanks -- Saidas Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com |
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Dual Monitor Management
That sort of functionality would be provided by utilities from the graphics
card/chipset manufacturer. The Nvidia driver may have it already included in the extended display settings or you might have to download and install a utility (similar to ATI's HydraVision). I don't know how much of what you want to do is possible, but look for the "nView" utility. If you only have the MS updates version graphics driver installed you may have to download and install the full current driver from Nvidia to get the added functionality. http://www.nvidia.com/object/feature_nview.html "Saidas" wrote in message ... I have identical dual dvi monitors connected to my EVGA 8600GT video card with Home Premium and I want to be able to do more things than just an additional display like adding a second taskbar, desktop, etc. In the Help section I read about Mirror display but that seems to be for a lappy which I don't have. Any great tips? Thanks -- Saidas Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com |