by mjf260 » Sat Sep 22, 2007 2:47 pm
Both of my systems have dual-monitors, both using NVIDIA. The 6200 on a XP Pro machine has two monitor connections on a single card, the other has two 7800's in a Vista 64 machine (actually supports 4 monitors).
In most applications, on either machine, I can "grab" the right edge of a window on the left monitor, and drag it to the far edge of the right monitor.
The window is spanning both monitors as a single screen. This is very useful for windows for many columns like the Artist view. On a single monitor it's impossible to size the columns wide enough to see, for example, the entire file path.
Both of my systems have dual-monitors, both using NVIDIA. The 6200 on a XP Pro machine has two monitor connections on a single card, the other has two 7800's in a Vista 64 machine (actually supports 4 monitors).
In most applications, on either machine, I can "grab" the right edge of a window on the left monitor, and drag it to the far edge of the right monitor.
The window is spanning both monitors as a single screen. This is very useful for windows for many columns like the Artist view. On a single monitor it's impossible to size the columns wide enough to see, for example, the entire file path.