This is usually an option in the graphics driver user interface, and
would go under a name such as "Extetnded Desktop".
However, if you right-click on your desktop and select Properties >
Settings, you should have the means of selecting "extend this
monitor...", assuming your hardware supports this feature. My feeling,
though, is that it is better to control these things through the
graphics driver, which you should be able to invoke using the ADVANCED
button on the SETTINGS screen.
Leo - 30 Sep 2005 03:10 GMT
Thx for your help. But it does not show an extra monitor.
"bxf"
<bill@topman.net>:1128013459.859540.318640@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
> This is usually an option in the graphics driver user interface, and
> would go under a name such as "Extetnded Desktop".
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> graphics driver, which you should be able to invoke using the ADVANCED
> button on the SETTINGS screen.
bxf - 30 Sep 2005 08:30 GMT
> Thx for your help. But it does not show an extra monitor.
OK. What do you see when you go to Display > Properties > Advanced? Can
you provide a of list the tabs that are present?
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It's easy to make a decision when there are no options.
"" wrote:
> I am having trouble with the extended desktop function on this
> video card
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>
> Leo
Under Display Properties > Settings, use the "Extend my Windows
desktop onto this monitor." options when the second monitor is
selected.

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