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4. Click Display 2, then check the Extend my Window desktop onto this monitor checkbox. 5. Set the 'Colors' depth and 'Screen Area' (resolution) to your preferred settings for Display 2. Click [Apply] when finished. 6. Click [OK] to apply your new desktop settings. 7. Click [Yes] to keep the new desktop settings. 8. Your desktop will now extend across both the LCD monitor as well as the secondary display adapter. You now have multi-monitor support under Window 2000. 9. Click [OK] to exit the "Display Properties" window. When using the multi-monitor feature on your ThinkPad computer , there are several key considerations: - For this release of Windows 2000, the number of display adapter cards that can support multi-monitor capability will be limited. Because the ThinkPad computer's internal display needs to be configured as the primary display device, any PCI multi-monitor card that has VGA mode must be disabled. As of this writing, few display manufacturers have video cards on which you can disable the VGA capability with a hardware jumper setting or with a firmware utility. • The current implementation of multi-monitor support is very limited in Plug-and-Play capabilities. When a multi-monitor PCI display adapter is installed in your docking station, no hot or warm undocking will be allowed under Windows 2000. Only coldundocking is possible at this time. This is a known limitation of Windows 2000 and may be addressed by Microsoft in the future.

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4. Click
Display 2,
then check the
Extend my Window desktop onto this
monitor
checkbox.
5.
Set the ‘Colors’ depth and ‘Screen Area’ (resolution) to your preferred
settings for
Display 2
.
Click [Apply] when finished.
6.
Click [OK] to apply your new desktop settings.
7.
Click [Yes] to keep the new desktop settings.
8.
Your desktop will now extend across both the LCD monitor as well as the
secondary display adapter .
You now have multi-monitor support under
Window 2000.
9.
Click [OK] to exit the “Display Properties” window.
When using the multi-monitor feature on your ThinkPad computer , there are several key
considerations:
-
For this release of Windows 2000, the number of display adapter cards that
can support multi-monitor capability will be limited.
Because the ThinkPad
computer’s internal display needs to be configured as the primary display
device, any PCI multi-monitor card that has VGA mode must be disabled.
As of this writing, few display manufacturers have video cards on which you
can disable the VGA capability with a hardware jumper setting or with a
firmware utility.
•
The current implementation of multi-monitor support is very limited in Plug-and-Play
capabilities.
When a multi-monitor PCI display adapter is installed in your docking
station, no hot or warm undocking will be allowed under Windows 2000.
Only cold-
undocking is possible at this time.
This is a known limitation of Windows 2000 and
may be addressed by Microsoft in the future.