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Two displays, two applications?



 
 
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Old October 20th 08, 06:12 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.video
BudV[_2_]
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Default Two displays, two applications?

WiinXP Home SP3.

My friend has a laptop, but preferred her old desktop monitor and keyboard,
so we took advantage of the Fn/F8 feature to use the latter. It works fine.

Now she has a situation where she has a set of DVDs that is a training
course for a software application, and it is beneficial to run the
application simultaneously with the course. She could use a single screen
and switch back and forth using Alt/Tab, but this is awkward.

Is there a way that the can run the training course using the monitor, and
at the same time run the application using the laptop screen?


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Old October 20th 08, 04:52 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.video
BudV[_2_]
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"BudV" wrote in message
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WiinXP Home SP3.

My friend has a laptop, but preferred her old desktop monitor and
keyboard, so we took advantage of the Fn/F8 feature to use the latter. It
works fine.

Now she has a situation where she has a set of DVDs that is a training
course for a software application, and it is beneficial to run the
application simultaneously with the course. She could use a single screen
and switch back and forth using Alt/Tab, but this is awkward.

Is there a way that the can run the training course using the monitor, and
at the same time run the application using the laptop screen?



 




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