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Change Resolution, Apply, to the Screen Resolution on the Windows Display Properties Settings

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Chapter 7 nView Display Mode Basics primary and/or secondary device by using the Device Configuration dialog box shown below for the secondary display or the Windows Settings tab of your primary display. Follow these steps to enable Virtual Desktop: 1 From the nView Display Mode panel, right click monitor image 2 (secondary display) to display the pop-up menu and select Change Resolution to display the Device Configuration dialog box. Note: If you do not see the Change Resolution option on the display 2 pop-up menu, adjust (increase) the resolution on the primary display until the Change Resolution option becomes available from the display 2 popup menu. Figure 7.15 nView Clone Mode Device Configuration 2 Use the slider (Figure 7.15) to set the Screen Resolution at a value that is not equal to the Screen Resolution on the Windows Display Properties Settings panel of your primary display. Note: If you set the same Screen Resolution value for both primary and secondary displays, you cannot pan/scan the desktop area on the secondary display; both displays will remain static. 3 Optional: If you want, you can select a refresh rate from the list box 4 Click Apply and OK. Notice that the resolution of your secondary display changes and you can use your mouse to pan and scan the desktop on this secondary display. 83 NVIDIA Corporation

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Chapter 7
nView Display Mode Basics
primary and/or secondary device by using the Device Configuration
dialog box shown below for the secondary display or the Windows
Settings tab of your primary display.
Follow these steps to enable Virtual Desktop:
1
From the nView Display Mode panel, right click monitor image
2
(secondary
display) to display the pop-up menu and select
Change Resolution
to
display the Device Configuration dialog box.
Note:
If you do not see the Change Resolution option on the display 2 pop-up
menu, adjust (increase) the resolution on the primary display until the
Change Resolution option becomes available from the display 2 pop-
up menu.
Figure 7.15
nView Clone Mode Device Configuration
2
Use the slider (
Figure 7.15
) to set the Screen Resolution at a value that
is not
equal
to the Screen Resolution on the Windows Display Properties Settings
panel of your primary display.
Note:
If you set the same Screen Resolution value for both primary and
secondary displays, you cannot pan/scan the desktop area on the
secondary display; both displays will remain static.
3
Optional: If you want, you can select a refresh rate from the list box
4
Click
Apply
and
OK
. Notice that the resolution of your secondary display
changes and you can use your mouse to pan and scan the desktop on this
secondary display.