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    Multiple monitors

    With Windows XP multiple monitors, is it possible to make an application always load on a specific monitor? Specifically, I am trying to make Internet Explorer open in full screen kiosk mode on the second monitor output.

    Is this possible?

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    Re: Multiple monitors

    I don't think you can with Windows, but if you have a look at Ultramon that gives you loads of extra options and goodies.
    http://www.realtimesoft.com/ultramon/ is the link

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    Re: Multiple monitors

    I have dual monitors at work and most programs tend to open in the same screen as they were in last.

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    Re: Multiple monitors

    Quote Originally Posted by ChrisH
    I have dual monitors at work and most programs tend to open in the same screen as they were in last.
    I concur.

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    Re: Multiple monitors

    If you have an nvidia card and enable the nview desktop manager you can assign profiles for different apps and have them open on a certain monitor or last monitor etc.

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    Re: Multiple monitors

    Might be worth noting I am using an Nvidia card as well.

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    Re: Multiple monitors

    Quote Originally Posted by john
    I don't think you can with Windows, but if you have a look at Ultramon that gives you loads of extra options and goodies.
    http://www.realtimesoft.com/ultramon/ is the link
    I use Ultramon too, great little prog!

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    Re: Multiple monitors

    Thanks for the help. I will probably be getting an Nvidia card for the computer (it is a new computer anyway). I'll be trying Ultramon, also though.

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    Re: Multiple monitors

    I have dual monitors at work and most programs tend to open in the same screen as they were in last.
    I concur.
    Same for me as well.

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    Re: Multiple monitors

    Just a small note on compatibility... If you're looking to go for a 3 screen or more multi-mon setup then whatever you do, check on the multimon site for possible configurations BEFORE you buy your second card.

    For myself I've stuck with ATI and Matrox cards and had no problems.. Nvidia's however caused no end of problems even with other NVidias so be warned..

    Bearing in mind that this experience is now 18 months out of date and certainly doesn't take into account PCI-e, etc.. so pinch of salt required.. just be warned is all..

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