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ATI SURROUND VIEWTM 2. Click the FLY NOW! button to start Flight Simulator. Then click the "X" button to continue. You are now "flying". "Flying" in Microsoft® Flight Simulator using primary monitor only 3. From the Views menu, create a new window, and then drag it to monitor 2. Microsoft® Flight Simulator with both Primary and Monitor 2 running Important 1. When moving a 3D window, you may see some hesitation when crossing the boundary to a secondary display. After you move the 3D window to the secondary display, that scene will be displayed in 3D. You can return to full-screen mode on each display after you move the windows. 2. Multiple full-screen setups are not saved in the Flight Simulator or Flight Configuration (.cfg) files. You can save a Flight while each display is in windowed mode, and then switch to full-screen mode after you launch Flight Simulator. B-13

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ATI SURROUND VIEW
TM
Important
2.
Click the
FLY NOW!
button to start Flight Simulator. Then click the
“
X
”
button to
continue. You are now
“
flying
”
.
“
Flying
”
in Microsoft
®
Flight Simulator using primary monitor only
3.
From the
Views
menu, create a new window, and then drag it to monitor 2.
Microsoft
®
Flight Simulator with both Primary and Monitor 2 running
1. When moving a 3D window, you may see some hesitation when cross-
ing the boundary to a secondary display. After you move the 3D window
to the secondary display, that scene will be displayed in 3D. You can
return to full-screen mode on each display after you move the windows.
2. Multiple full-screen setups are not saved in the Flight Simulator or
Flight Configuration (.cfg) files. You can save a Flight while each dis-
play is in windowed mode, and then switch to full-screen mode after you
launch Flight Simulator.