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Appendix A Using Two NVIDIA GPU-Based Graphics Cards Quadro FX 3000 - Attaching the Secondary Display for nView Dualview Mode 1 From your desktop, open the Display Properties Settings page. Three display screen images appear, one of which is active (attached) while the other two are not active, meaning connected but not attached. In this example (Figure A.1), display device numbered 1 appears active, connected, and attached to the Quadro FX 3000 graphics card. Display 2 (connected to the GeForce4 MX) and display 3 (connected to the Quadro FX 3000 graphics card) are not active (appear as grayed screen images) because they have not yet been attached. 2 Click Identify to identify the display device. 3 Notice that the display's number, as represented on the Settings page, appears briefly on that display device's desktop (Figure A.2). Figure A.1 Display Properties Settings - 3 Display Devices with 1 Attached NVIDIA Corporation 170

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Appendix A
Using Two NVIDIA GPU-Based Graphics Cards
Quadro FX 3000 — Attaching the Secondary Display for
nView Dualview Mode
1
From your desktop, open the Display Properties Settings page.
Three display screen images appear, one of which is active (attached) while the
other two are not active, meaning connected but not attached.
In this example (
Figure A.1
), display device numbered
1
appears active,
connected, and attached to the Quadro FX 3000 graphics card. Display
2
(connected to the GeForce4 MX) and display
3
(connected to the Quadro FX 3000
graphics card) are not active (appear as grayed screen images) because they have
not yet been attached.
2
Click
Identify
to identify the display device.
3
Notice that the display’s number, as represented on the Settings page, appears
briefly on that display device’s desktop (
Figure A.2
).
Figure A.1
Display Properties Settings —
3
Display Devices with
1
Attached