What is the logic behind using Landscape option to display information on all  PC monitors ?
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First I will like to appreciate you for the lateral way of thinking (good question).\n\n1. The UP-Down angle  is smaller than the Right Left angle of our eyes.\n\n2. Books containing more text material are portrait as the focus has to be more on text and the continued line. \n\n3. Books containing more graphics or pictures are in landscape format which gives us a bigger angle.eg. Atlas,encyclopedia,etc.
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That's because on your desktop the resolution is set to 800X600 and the rest of the world (major Corps) wants us to switch to 1024X168 ...but the final Annalise's is people are not converting to a higher resolution and staying with 800X600. So the day will come when we will never have to scroll sideways...or we will all have the new wider monitors\n\nGood Luck
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somewhere in your display properties you can find a setting, not sure you can play video on both monitors though, you might find an option in there
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You can do it in Linux and you will be able to do it Windows Vista. You'll need a video card with Dualview support. I'm talking about multiple separated desktops not one desktop extented on more monitors.
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u should b able to reset to defaults look for it in the monitor controls
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PowerStrip is a powerful program that lets you do all sorts of things with your display. Whenever I find that there's a refresh or resolution problem, I turn to PowerStrip.\n\nPowerStrip can be found here:\n\nhttp://www.entechtaiwan.com/util/ps.shtm
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U must hav activated "Maximize Windows under cursor" option. If u r using Nvdia agp/pci, then it has this option. Or u may hav used any kind of tweaking application which has activated this option. Well u hav to check for it. U can only disable the optionn with the software u used to activate this option.\n\nNeo
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Well,\nThe Question is very vague.\n\nI believe we donot require any card for this,if you have connected the two monitors to a Laptop or a PC.\n\n* Try pressing the buttons <ctrl>,<alt> and <F1> simultaneously.\n* Try doing this at least 3 to 4 times.\n* This helps to toggle between the two screens.\n\nhope this works.
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It could be that the display has been rotated - try holding down CTRL+ALT and press the UP ARROW to rotate the screen back to the normal orientation.
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right click on ur desk, click on properties, then click the configuration tag, and then click on screen resolution and try different configurations until u find one that suits your needs
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There should be a keyboard combination keys (Fn plus something) to switch between display devices on every laptop.\n\nCheck out a BLUE display symbol in your keyboard
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Just go to file, page set-up, and choose landscape.
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try going to display properties -> screen saver -> power settings. there should be an ajustment for monitors.
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Yeah, go to File -> Print -> click preferences -> choose landscape orientation and click okay.\n\nThis should fix that problem.
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This may have to do with Windows adjusting the display settings to either better work with your monitor refresh settings or display adapter card.\nUpdate the driver on your display adapter card.  Check out what its settings are at:\nright click the desktop and go to properties>settings> advanced> adapter\nCheck the monitor settings as well.
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A few of different ways:\n\n1.  Right click any blank spot on your desktop and select 'Properties'.  Select the 'Settings' tab.  The name of your display adpater will appear.  \n\n2.  Right click 'My Computer' and select 'Properties'.  Than select the 'Hardware' tab.  Select the 'Device Manager' button.  Navigate to and select 'Display Adapter'.  Double clicking on the adapter will bring up a property box for it, allowing you to see the driver version and other advanced features and infomation.\n\n3.  Download Belarc Advisor.  http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html\nIt's a free download that displays all of your system info on one page.  (The plus side to Belarc is that it includes a system security audit)
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I think some video cards support multiple desktops. maybe yours do too.