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September 7th 05, 04:55 AM
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Connecting 2 screen to my video card
I have a video card (Radeon x300) that has a DVI and a VGA connector. I am
currently using the DVI. Can I use that other connector (VGA) to connect another monitor to my Windows XP PC? I would like to have 2 monitor and use the spanning option. Thanks JP 
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September 7th 05, 01:58 PM
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If its a dual monitor capable card, then yes
You will likely have to use the vid.drivers config utility to set up the dual screens as you req. "JP Breton" wrote in message ... I have a video card (Radeon x300) that has a DVI and a VGA connector. I am currently using the DVI. Can I use that other connector (VGA) to connect another monitor to my Windows XP PC? I would like to have 2 monitor and use the spanning option. Thanks JP
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