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Bill
I have a desktop machine with Office 2K SP3 on
Windows XP SP2. MS assistance on the subject
of dual-screen support only talks about laptops
and desktops with Windows 2000. Isn't dual
monitor supported on XP desktop machines?
First, I gather I need to upgrade to PowerPoint
2003 in order to have the facilities of dual monitor
support. True? (What happens, if anything, if I
install PowerPoint 2003 as a separate product
on top of Office 2000 Professional?)
Second, the primary monitor on the desktop is
driven by a standard "on-board" RGB D-Sub. I
assume that I would need to buy a PCI video
card for the desktop for the second monitor, which
in reality would be the projector itself. True? (No need
for a second monitor, as I can always see what's
on the screen.)
Thanks,
Bill
Windows XP SP2. MS assistance on the subject
of dual-screen support only talks about laptops
and desktops with Windows 2000. Isn't dual
monitor supported on XP desktop machines?
First, I gather I need to upgrade to PowerPoint
2003 in order to have the facilities of dual monitor
support. True? (What happens, if anything, if I
install PowerPoint 2003 as a separate product
on top of Office 2000 Professional?)
Second, the primary monitor on the desktop is
driven by a standard "on-board" RGB D-Sub. I
assume that I would need to buy a PCI video
card for the desktop for the second monitor, which
in reality would be the projector itself. True? (No need
for a second monitor, as I can always see what's
on the screen.)
Thanks,
Bill