Actually, it depends more on your video card's drivers.
If the drivers let you specify a separate desktop for each
monitor rather than a single desktop spanning all of them, then
you can use the usual method of right-clicking on the desktop to
get to the Properties and select the background colour and wallpaper.
Actually, it depends more on your video card's drivers.
If the drivers let you specify a separate desktop for each
monitor rather than a single desktop spanning all of them, then
you can use the usual method of right-clicking on the desktop to
get to the Properties and select the background colour and wallpaper.
If you are stuck with one desktop spanning both monitors, just
use an image-editting tool to make one big image that spans both
monitors such that it gives the illusion of being two separate
images, one on each monitor.
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