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Dietmar Craul
Hi,
I have a strange problem, on my computer (run W2K professional) PP2000
believes it runs on a two monitor system (which it does not). Unfortunately
it tries to open all presentations on the second monitor by default, which
has the effect that the presentation is visible, but no navigation controls
are working (keyboard, mouse, context menu). I always have to switch to the
main monitor in the presentation settings, no matter if I do the
presentation or receive if from somebody else.
Stupid enough I cannot set the default monitor and have to set it every
time, which is rather annoying. I saw there is some kind of fix for this two
monitor problem, but I already would be happy if Powerpoint would recognise
that it is running on a single monitor system.
I looked into the device manager and there is only one monitor installed,
and the graphic card does not offer any option to enable / disable a dual
monitor feature.
Does anybody have any help for this?
Regards
Dietmar
I have a strange problem, on my computer (run W2K professional) PP2000
believes it runs on a two monitor system (which it does not). Unfortunately
it tries to open all presentations on the second monitor by default, which
has the effect that the presentation is visible, but no navigation controls
are working (keyboard, mouse, context menu). I always have to switch to the
main monitor in the presentation settings, no matter if I do the
presentation or receive if from somebody else.
Stupid enough I cannot set the default monitor and have to set it every
time, which is rather annoying. I saw there is some kind of fix for this two
monitor problem, but I already would be happy if Powerpoint would recognise
that it is running on a single monitor system.
I looked into the device manager and there is only one monitor installed,
and the graphic card does not offer any option to enable / disable a dual
monitor feature.
Does anybody have any help for this?
Regards
Dietmar