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Setting Up my 2nd Monitor?

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Started by aleisterbukowski April 03, 2008 03:39 PM

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aleisterbukowski

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April 03, 2008 03:39 PM

Hi, I'm setting up a CRT Monitor to my Gateway M320 laptop. It's plugged in, I have drivers for video card. The software for the intel graphics has an option where you output graphics to ... however only my notebook is displayed to output graphics. How can I get this monitor to be a dual screen for my laptop? Any ideas, software to download?

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aleisterbukowski

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April 03, 2008 08:41 PM

I fixed it! It's all good ;)

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