OldGrayGary

Hi all


Check in the advanced settings areas of your graphics driver. For video cards that are dual-monitor capable, both ATi and nVidia have been providing both extended desktops and virtual desktops for a while now (though I've yet to try the features myself). I've heard of difficulties with differing versions of drivers as far as the screen resolutions supported - this can complicate the extended desktop features of the drivers. Even though there can be difficulties, I've seen threads that mention succesful extended desktops using an ATi card in Windows Me. Try the support website for your video card's vendor for more information.



Best of luck
. . . Gary