how to setup three monitors
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== If 1 or 2 different images what you need is just a "VGA" extender so that 2 screens display trhe same thing, ans some cable for the 3rd screen.
=== on laptops you usually have a second plug. This is where you would pludg the extender, so that the 2 external screens share the same dispaly.
=== on desktops: if they are recent they might already have a 2nd plug screen. BEWARE it might be VGA or DVI. Otherwise you will have to add a display card that will REPLACE your standard diosplay, ie you will have 2 scren connectors working.
== if 3 different images, or if the solutions above do not work for you: you should use a usb connector/ extender such as those proposed by Matrox.
- One shop where you find Matrox supplies (but check your friendly online store)
http://www.multi-monitors.com/SUPER_PC_Multi_Monitor_Adapters_USB_VGA_Matro...
- Matrox site... where it is difficult to find product information!
http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/press/guides/th2go/
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M$Then after you made sure your vid card can support it then you (assuming you ahve nvidia card) you download there nvidia manager. This will allow you to graphically view the three screens and alter each resolution and order individually.
What kind of vid card do you have?
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