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We use older nVidia cards at school for multi-desktop display, but we're 
running under XP, so it just extends the desktop onto two screens. (But the 
windows in screen A only maximize to A while those in B maximize to B, 
though you can manually stretch a window across the two monitors.)

WMM

On 8/5/05, Randy C. Ramsdell <rramsdell at adelphia.net> wrote:
> 
> 
> approach, but that is a matter of taste. Of coarse most new Graphics
> cards will probably do duel display.



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