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Using a Dual Display Function, Start, Settings, Control Panel, Display, NeoMagic, Set Dual Display

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Attaching an External Monitor Using a Dual Display Function Windows 98 supports a function named Multiple Display Support, and your computer supports a function named dual display in the Windows 98 environment. This function allows the Windows 98 desktop to display output on the LCD-CRT display pair or (if your computer has a video-out connector) LCD-TV display pair. You can display different desktop images on each monitor. For information on connecting a television to your computer page 70. To enable the dual display, do as follows: $ 1 Attach the computer to an external monitor (CRT) or a $ television. 2 Click on Start. 3 Move the cursor to Settings and Control Panel; then click on Control Panel. 4 Double-click on Display. 5 Select the Settings tab. 6 Click on the Advanced... button. 7 Select the NeoMagic tab. $ 8 Put a check mark in the Set Dual Display check box; the $ click on OK. The "System settings change" window appears to prompt you to restart the application. 9 Click on Yes to restart the computer. 10 Open the "Display Properties" window again by double-clicking on Display in the Control Panel. 11 Select the Settings tab. 72 IBM ThinkPad 600E User's Reference

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Attaching an External Monitor
Using a Dual Display Function
Windows 98 supports a function named
Multiple Display Support
,
and your computer supports a function named
dual display
in the
Windows 98 environment.
This function allows the Windows 98
desktop to display output on the LCD-CRT display pair or (if your
computer has a video-out connector) LCD-TV display pair.
You can
display different desktop images on each monitor.
For information on connecting a television to your computer
page 70.
To enable the dual display, do as follows:
$
1
Attach the computer to an external monitor (CRT) or a
$
television.
2
Click on
Start
.
3
Move the cursor to
Settings
and
Control Panel
; then
click on
Control Panel
.
4
Double-click on
Display
.
5
Select the
Settings
tab.
6
Click on the
Advanced...
button.
7
Select the
NeoMagic
tab.
$
8
Put a check mark in the
Set Dual Display
check box; the
$
click on
OK
.
The “System settings change” window appears to prompt you
to restart the application.
9
Click on
Yes
to restart the computer.
10
Open the “Display Properties” window again by
double-clicking on
Display
in the Control Panel.
11
Select the
Settings
tab.
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