Makes no difference, as the cursor moves off the edge of 1 screen it appears on the other.
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Aye, it's like bloody magic!!
Makes no difference, as the cursor moves off the edge of 1 screen it appears on the other.
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Once you've tried two screens you won't be able to go back, I'm currently up to four 27" screens and I'm starting to plan for another 2....
If you only have 1 mouse how does it know which screen you are controlling?
Serious desk space needed there Frankzy...
Two 20" WS take up my desk!
Wall mounts are the way to go!Takes up the entirety of a 180cm wide desk...
Luckily i have them mounted decently high so you can put some things underneath them.
Wall mounts are the way to go!
Many thanks, hadn't realised it was so easy. Already had a spare monitor and luckily my PC has two DVI outputs so even on old Windows 7 I'm up and running, at no cost too!Check the back of your computer where the current monitor connects, with any luck you will have at least one extra interface which should look like one of these:
After that you just have to buy another monitor that supports the interface, plug it in and you're done.
Note what kind of cable the monitor is sold with, many monitors support 2 sometimes 3 different interfaces but they only give you one cable. Bit irritating to have just come home with a new monitor only to have to wait for a cable.
Once you've tried two screens you won't be able to go back, I'm currently up to four 27" screens and I'm starting to plan for another 2....
You can also run two (or more) monitors with a Mac, move the image/s around, split the image, or manipulate it more or less how you want.