I have a client that wants to install multiple monitors for his Win98 machine. The catch is that he wants to be able to view different programs on each monitor. For example if he has MS word open and the internet open - he wants to be able to view these programs - one on each monitor. <br><br>He wants to put a total of 3 monitors to view 3 different programs at once. Is this possible and if so how do you go about setting it up??<br><br>Thanks for any responses,<br>Jeff
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Find three compatible display adapters and plug them in (you'll find a compatibilty list if you search microsoft.com), go into Display Properties and confirm that you want to extend the desktop, Windows will handle the rest.<br><br>Displaying programs on the different monitors is a snap. Open a program and drag it to whatever monitor you want.<br>Note: maximizing a window maximizes to the selected minitor.<br> <p> <br><a href=mailto: > </a><br><a href= temporary Vorpalcom home page</a><br>Send me suggestions or comments on my current software project.
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