crocus68 said:
Thanks for the response.
To explain more in detail, ...
There are two monitors, CRTs sitting side by side, and in between
there is one PC with XP.
There are two people want to use one PC, however one person prefer
'flat screen' and another prefers 'curved screen.' Then, it's getting a
problem how to share one PC with two monitors.
On the back of PC, there are 'two' slots that seems to accomodate two
monitors, although I can NEVER be sure as I am asking, ...
Is it possible to use those 'two' slots in order to hook-up two monitors?
BTW, those three are sitting on the large, same table with two chairs.
Thanks for any help on this regard.
It's extremely simple. You make sure your video card has two video
outputs like two VGA outputs, two DVI outputs or one VGA and one DVI.
You plug one monitor into output 1, and one monitor into output 2.
Following me so far?
Then you go to Control Panel - Personalization - Display Settings. Does
it see the second monitor? Most likely.
Now you just need to figure out which number Windows sees your monitor
as being. Click on identify monitor. If a big 1 appears on your screen,
Vista sees your main monitor as being number 1. If you get a 2, Vista is
seeing it as being the second. It doesn't really matter which number you
get because you can correct the order of the monitor by just dragging
the monitor icon at the top to the right position.
If you want to extend the monitor, choose the option that says 'extend
the desktop onto this monitor' on your second monitor. Then, you're done.