how can i use 2 monitors (not mirror) for my Mac PowerPC G4 AGP.?
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You need to have a card with two monitor outputs - if you don't have a card that supports two monitors, you are out of luck.  If you do, then just plug the second monitor in.  Some cards, like mine, support two monitors, but they only have one VGA port and one DVI port.  In that case, you need either a monitor with the sae connector (typically an LCD will come with both DVI and VGA ports and cables) or an inexpensive adapter to connect a second VGA type monitor to the DVI connector on your card.  Most cards that support two monitors include the DVI-to-VGA adapter, although you can also buy them at computer stores.\n\nIf this is a stock G4 AGP, I don't think it supports two monitors, sorry to say.  You could upgrade to a better graphics card, of course, but that costs.\n\nGood luck!
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you can use multiple monitors with the proper hardware...\nas far as assigning a particular monitor to a certain view for thate simulator....you had better be good in code and programming because you will have to rewrite the game to have that happen.\nSorry but  you have to suffer along with the rest of us...
118708
Sorry but it is not possible to use the Integrated Graphics Controller along with an External Graphics Card. You need to buy a graphics controller card which supports two monitors, and then you can plugin both of them into the graphics card. But, again you can't connect using both the integrated and the external video card.
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Connect the TFT monitor to power as usual, and the other VGA cord connect to the laptop, you will find a Video Port at the back. This port is also used for projection on presentations using a projector and you are done. You might need to use the "fn" key plus the F4 or F5 key to shift the modes, or if you can't do this reboot the machine after you have connected the laptop if there is no display on the new tft screen.
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It sounds like your computer is not really running.    Try getting into the BIOS setting, then plug the monitor into both ports. \n\nIf this does not work, then use the CLEAR CMOS jumper on the Motherboard.  I did have issues with my ASUS motherboard, and this was THE CURE. \n\nGood Luck
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Unless you have some utility program installed for your video card that allows you to do it from the PC end, you can't.  Most monitors have a menu system that is used by pressing buttons on the monitor itself.  Check your monitor manual for details, every brand and model is a bit different so I can't be more specific.
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There should be a keyboard combination keys (Fn plus something) to switch between display devices on every laptop.\n\nCheck out a BLUE display symbol in your keyboard
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http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1071564&CatId=697\n\nThis is the card you need. Then when you get the card installed, just right click on your desktop and in your display settings just turn on the second monitor (if you have one hooked up. Then adjust settings to determine which is the right and left monitor and there you have it. Then your mouse and keyboard will both work for both monitors since your computer is just using one (simulated) super wide desktop that actually covers 2 monitors. For example if your mouse is on screen 1 and you move it to the right and off the edge of the screen, it will come up on the other computer.
357622
Get PC eye 2000 works really well,monitors all use on your computer.
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Try Yahoo Messenger. If both computers have web cameras attached to them then you can use Yahoo Messenger to connect both web cameras and have a video conference. Here is a link to download Yahoo Messenger. http://messenger.yahoo.com/\nIt works with PC and Mac.\n\nFor Mac you will need a program like Stuffit Expander. http://www.stuffit.com/mac/expander/download3.html to open this program.
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Don't listen to the advice about DVI output above.  Every Mac comes with a DVI to VGA converter for just this reason.  If the Dell is VGA you can use that to connect it and if it's not, then go straight DVI.  Regardless, there's no reason the monitor wouldn't work.
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This is what I would do.\n\nFor your broken monitor I would get an external monitor.(you must have a desktop somewhere? Or you can get a monitor somewhere for a while? To use the external montior my lapop is Fn+F5 to switch.\n\n That way any unshare folder or what ever you need you can put and organize everything.\n\n\nOnce you put everything in one folder I would put it in a folder and compress everything with Winrar If you know how to use command with Winrar version of Mac... Or I would slowly do an upload to a server and download..\n\nhttp://www.filelodge.com (unlimit bandwidth but 500MB storage space.) So you can upload to there server and whatever you want you can download it. &#92;\n\nHope it helps and best of luck.
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if your Video card built inside the mother board does not have any other plug than the monitor output, simply buy a converter to adjust the plug. if you do have any plugs than can be used as out put, plug it in then go to Disply options and switch to the other display adapter, then click on ( make this my primery display ) or such a thing
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Actually yes, it has dual monitor capability.\n\nUsually they give you a DVI to VGA plug which you stick on to your DVI port. Then, you can plug two monitors and you can either clone it, or extend your desktops (Not recommended unless they're the same model).\n\nPretty much though, you just hook it up, go right click your Desktop and select properties, where you can go to advanced and select which monitor is primary, and all that stuff.
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somewhere in your display properties you can find a setting, not sure you can play video on both monitors though, you might find an option in there
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Unfortunately you can't.\nThe video-outs you have are the only ones you can use, so you are limited to the laptop monitor and one external is you have a VGA or S-video output.
755412
Hi there...you need the following:\n- Apple Video Adapter ...composite and S-Video\n- a mini-jack to RCA cable for audio too, so sound will emit from your T not the iBook\n\nScreen Spanning Doctor http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/15401 to enable the external video as a second screen\ninstead of just mirroring the main screen (you can still mirror though)