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Don't know about the other cards, but I use a ColorGraphics with four 17"
monitors it's a great set up. Check with their tech-support people first to
make sure your getting the right card for your machine-- particularly if
you're running a not-Intel chip. Their tech-support is excellent.
http://www.colorgfx.com/
One of the problems with the Windows multi-monitor set-up is that it
requires a slot on the mother-board for each monitor's video card as well as
an IRQ for each card. Most machines purchased today don't have enough of
these resources available to facilitate the video cards. If you go this
route, you may need to disable things like a Sound Card, a Modem, or a Port
to free-up enough resources-- which means that you need to have the
technical skills to do these things.
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>Subject: Re: OFF TOPIC - multiple monitors
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>I'm curious to know, too.
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>Anyone know anything about the Appian Graphics cards which are advertised in
>S&C for multi-monitor use?
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>Incidentally, my hardware vendor told me that Win98 is not very good at
>multi monitor. I therefore had Nt4 installed.
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