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Chapter 5 Using nView Multi-Display Modes: Dualview vs. Span/Clone CHAPTER USING NVIEW MULTI-DISPLAY MODES: DUALVIEW VS. SPAN/CLONE This chapter contains the following major sections: • "nView Dualview vs. Span and Clone Modes" on page 35 • "nView Dualview Mode" on page 38 • "nView Span and Clone Modes" on page 52 • "Enabling nView Modes: Windows NT 4.0" on page 62 • "Multi-Display Mode: Arranging Displays on the Windows Display Properties Settings Panel" on page 62 nView Dualview vs. Span and Clone Modes When using NVIDIA products that are multi-display capable, there are three ways to run multi-display configurations under most operating system; Dualview, Span, or Clone mode. • nView Dualview and Span/Clone modes are mutually exclusive. This means that you cannot access nView Span or Clone Mode if you have Dualview mode enabled. Conversely, you cannot access Dualview mode if you have nView Span or Clone Mode enabled. Note: As explained in Chapter 1, the nView Display Mode option in the Media Center menu will always be visible when you are not in Dualview mode (Figure 5.1). When you are in Dualview mode, the nView Display Mode option is replaced by the Device Selection option (Figure 5.2). 35 NVIDIA Corporation

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Chapter 5
Using nView Multi-Display Modes: Dualview vs. Span/Clone
C
HAPTER
U
SING
N
V
IEW
M
ULTI
-D
ISPLAY
M
ODES
:
D
UALVIEW
VS
. S
PAN
/C
LONE
This chapter contains the following major sections:
•
“nView Dualview vs. Span and Clone Modes” on page 35
•
“nView Dualview Mode” on page 38
•
“nView Span and Clone Modes” on page 52
•
“Enabling nView Modes: Windows NT 4.0” on page 62
•
“Multi-Display Mode: Arranging Displays on the Windows Display
Properties Settings Panel” on page 62
nView Dualview vs. Span and Clone Modes
When using NVIDIA products that are multi-display capable, there are three
ways to run multi-display configurations under most operating system;
Dualview, Span, or Clone mode.
•
nView Dualview and Span/Clone modes are mutually exclusive
. This
means that you cannot access nView Span or Clone Mode if you have
Dualview mode enabled. Conversely, you cannot access Dualview mode if
you have nView Span or Clone Mode enabled.
Note:
As explained in Chapter 1, the
nView Display Mode
option in the
Media Center menu will always be visible when you are
not
in
Dualview mode (
Figure 5.1
). When you are in Dualview mode, the
nView Display Mode
option is replaced by the
Device Selection
option
(
Figure 5.2
).