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Tai,
Thank you for the suggestion. I will try it.
The biggest problem I had with the driver for NT4 was
that it wouldn't save the default resolution I wanted.
Matrox Support kept saying "Uninstall the drivers
totally and reinstall."
I finally did a search in NT's registry and changed the default.
Win2k driver still has issues such as changing default refresh rate
to 60 hertz when changing from single screen to dual screen.
The NT4 version has a feature that prevents windows from
spanning across the 2 screens. Win2k version doesn't.
I am still waiting for an usable driver so that I can move to Win2k.
Let's say that I am a less than satisfied customer.
"Tai" <traderarchive@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I had the same issue and after testing the different options, I found
> one that was quite pleasing. Go to PowerDesk icon and then to
> Multi-Display Controls and assign "In mouse pointer display" under
> "Use CenterPOPUP" What this does is center the new window
> on the monitor in which your mouse currently sits. Though there
> are some times when windows pop split between the two screens,
> they're rare. I have been quite pleased with this option.
>
>
> --
> Best regards,
> Tai mailto:traderarchive@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
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