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Jeff Daly
Does anyone know how to get Vista to allow seperate wallpapers for dual
monitors??
monitors??
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Mario Rosario
I would love that! andy one know?
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Don Awalt
I use Ultramon for all kinds of neat dual monitor support. It is
struggling a little under Vista, but it runs (see
http://www.realtimesoft.com/multimon/forum/messages.asp?Topic=5949&tmpl=UltraMon),
and a new version will support Vista soon from what I hear.
struggling a little under Vista, but it runs (see
http://www.realtimesoft.com/multimon/forum/messages.asp?Topic=5949&tmpl=UltraMon),
and a new version will support Vista soon from what I hear.
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Fat Bastard
Another trick you can do is to make one large wallpaper in something like
Paint and set it to Tile. I have done this in the past to put together two
wallpapers into one double-wide wallpaper and used it this way.
Paint and set it to Tile. I have done this in the past to put together two
wallpapers into one double-wide wallpaper and used it this way.
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Steve Urbach
I believe I found Nvidia had tools did that (I could not keep 2 cardsDoes anyone know how to get Vista to allow seperate wallpapers for dual
monitors??
running consistently under vista).
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Guest
Yeah, this is a feature I'd *really* like to see working again. I'm pretty
sure that it worked on Beta 2, but on RC1 selecting "tile" simply tiles the
image across one monitor, not both. Also, since I'm running Vista x64,
UltraMon won't install because it uses an unsigned driver.
Which is probably a good thing, because I never would have been able to
justify paying $40 for it anyway.
sure that it worked on Beta 2, but on RC1 selecting "tile" simply tiles the
image across one monitor, not both. Also, since I'm running Vista x64,
UltraMon won't install because it uses an unsigned driver.
Which is probably a good thing, because I never would have been able to
justify paying $40 for it anyway.