Dualhead Multi-Display Setup - Matrox Millennium G400 User Manual

DualHead Multi-Display setup

If your Matrox graphics card has a second monitor connector
display (for example, a computer monitor or a TV) as part of your Windows desktop. This is the
Matrox DualHead Multi-Display feature. To use this feature:
Windows 98 –
98 98
1 Access the PowerDesk
sheets", page
2 Select the
3 Click
4 If multi-display mode isn't automatically enabled when you restart Windows:
a
b
Windows 2000 –
1 Access the PowerDesk
sheets", page
2 Select the
3 Click
when you're done.
4 Click
5 Move the
or DualHead Multi-Display mode. A DualHead Multi-Display resolution is twice as
wide or tall as its corresponding single-display resolution. For example, 640 × 480 is a
single-display resolution and 1280 × 480 is a DualHead Multi-Display resolution.
6 Click
Note:
and secondary displays as a single display (which the Matrox display driver divides between
two monitors). As a result, these displays always use the same resolution and color palette
settings. The resolution of both displays is limited by the display with the lower maximum
resolution.
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DualHead
6).
DualHead Multi-Display
Æ
to restart your computer and for changes to take effect.
OK Yes
Right-click your Windows desktop background, then click
Select the disabled display, enable the
check box, then click
monitor
DualHead
6).
DualHead Multi-Display
Multi-Display Settings
Æ
for changes to take effect.
OK OK
slider to adjust your display resolution and to select single-display
Screen area
to accept your changes.
OK
In DualHead Multi-Display mode under Windows 2000, Windows treats the main
(see page
property sheet (see "Accessing PowerDesk property
option button.
Extend my Windows desktop onto this
.
OK
property sheet (see "Accessing PowerDesk property
option button.
to adjust your DualHead Multi-Display settings. Click
4), you can enable a second
Æ
Properties Settings
.
OK