[Logic] Running 2 monitors

[Hank Phillips]

We're doing this in my IT department at work.  We use Windows 2000 Pro and 
a display adaptor with two monitor outputs.

The effect is very appealing ... you have a double-wide monitor, you can 
place program output, debug and error messages, virtually anything, on one 
monitor while you work off of the other screen and move between them 
seamlessly with the mouse.

It's a slick solution, I'll ask my network engineer the details tomorrow 
and post it on the site with part numbers and caveats.

73,

Hank
AA4HP

At 12:52 PM 9/5/2002 -0700, you wrote:
>I was told with a special card you could run 2+ monitors on the same 
>computer. I wonder if anyone is doing this and if so what brand card there 
>using. Software?
>I was hoping to leave one monitor on a DX cluster all the time or lets say 
>Geoclock or LOGic  maybe, where the other monitor would be completely 
>independent surfing the net. I have a cable  hook up and im running 3 
>computers thru a router to accomplish the task now. Lots of possibilities 
>I suppose.  I ran a quick search and see there are cards where you can run 
>20 monitors, Is all this done with software to control them I suppose? Any 
>info is appreciate either private or the group if you think others might 
>be interested....
>73 / Steve N6TT
>N6TT@hotmail.com
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