NVIDIA P128 User Guide - Page 15

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NVIDIA Display Properties User's Guide nView Display Mode nView Span and Clone mode display options are available when you click the nView Display Mode option from the Media Center menu window A window is any independent window on your desktop. Applications such as Outlook or Explorer may have several windows which are all part of the same application. Windows can be dragged around the screen, opened and closed, and resized. The nView Desktop Manager application (described in the NVIDIA nView Desktop Manager 2.0 User's Guide) allows you to do even more with windows such as make them transparent or force them always to be on top of other windows. New Features in this Driver Release This section provides a summary of the new features and enhancements provided with the NVIDIA Release 40 drivers for Windows. In addition to overall performance and stability improvements, the following are the specific areas that have undergone significant changes: • "Enhanced Display Driver, DirectX, and Video Capabilities" on page 5 • "NVIDIA Display Properties: New User Interface" on page 7 • "nView Desktop Manager: Enhancements and New Features" on page 12 • "OpenGL Enhancements" on page 13 Enhanced Display Driver, DirectX, and Video Capabilities • "Windows XP SP1" on page 6 • "Temperature Settings" on page 6 • "Direct 3D Vertical Sync Options" on page 6 • "NVRotate" on page 6 • "DirectX 9 Support" on page 6 • "Video Enhancements" on page 7 • "TV Screen Size Support" on page 7 • "Additional Enhancements" on page 7 NVIDIA Corporation 5

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NVIDIA Display Properties
User’s Guide
nView Display Mode
nView Span and Clone mode display options are available when you click the
nView Display Mode option from the Media Center menu
window
A window is any independent window on your desktop. Applications such as
Outlook or Explorer may have several windows which are all part of the same
application. Windows can be dragged around the screen, opened and closed, and
resized.
The nView Desktop Manager application (described in the
NVIDIA
nView
Desktop Manager 2.0 User’s Guide
) allows you to do even more with windows
such as make them transparent or force them always to be on top of other
windows.
New Features in this Driver Release
This section provides a summary of the new features and enhancements pro-
vided with the NVIDIA Release 40 drivers for Windows. In addition to overall
performance and stability improvements, the following are the specific areas
that have undergone significant changes:
“Enhanced Display Driver, DirectX, and Video Capabilities” on page 5
“NVIDIA Display Properties: New User Interface” on page 7
“nView Desktop Manager: Enhancements and New Features” on page 12
“OpenGL Enhancements” on page 13
Enhanced Display Driver, DirectX, and Video Capabilities
“Windows XP SP1” on page 6
“Temperature Settings” on page 6
“Direct 3D Vertical Sync Options” on page 6
“NVRotate” on page 6
“DirectX 9 Support” on page 6
“Video Enhancements” on page 7
“TV Screen Size Support” on page 7
“Additional Enhancements” on page 7