about ViewSonic VX2025wm, how to mount the base of this monitor?
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Look in to the manual and do as specified :-) May be it has a press fit.
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You need to check your video card...you may not have OpenGL support on it. (anything integrated is not likely going to have it unless the machine was built to run Windows XP Media center on it)
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Hi! I don´t think you can do it, unless you have a video input  in your laptop. Anyway It would be dfficult.\n Maybe you could do it separating your laptop display from the mainboard and build an interface between your display and a VGA connector (to attach it to your desktop PC).\n\n If you success with your project, please share your experiences with me.
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The best thing to do is to identify the model of the motherboard. If you assembled the desktop yourself, you probably already knew it. If you bought it from, say Dell, call them or look up online. Get the specifications and you know exactly what graphic cards it supports.\n\nIf you cannot do it, open the desktop box and look what slot it has for video. You should be able to identify it easily.
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You need two video cards installed, if you have a regular desktop machine.  For laptops/notebooks with an external display port, you can hook up a second monitor to the port, and use both that and the notebook monitor (you will have to make a change to your graphic settings, depending on your installed video card).\n\nFor a desktop, install a second video card.  Open Display in the Control Panel, and click the monitor icon for the monitor you want to use in addition to the primary monitor.  Select Extend My Windows Desktop onto this Monitor checkbox, then Apply, then Ok.  If you don't see that checkbox, your card may not support multiple monitors.  Make sure you have hardware that supports multiple monitors before you purchase any equipment.  You might wind up having to buy to video cards (one to replace your original card, and one to support the additional monitor.).
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If I'm not mistaken that model has a thick, reflective shield.  You might be able to fix this... use the lense repair solution that is sold at eye glass stores.  This stuff will hide the scratch, but it may also leave a permanent distortion in the shield.  Depends on how deep/wide the scratch is.\n\nIf the monitor is like every other LCD out there and has a soft shield (you touch the screen and the image distorts), then you'll have to live with it.  You'll probably do more damage to it by trying to repair it.
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Don't use the 32" TV for a monitor
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I have my computer connected to my tv using a GeForce fx 5500 video card through an s-video cable.  I just right click the desktop screen, click "NVIDIA Analog Display" (my video card settings), then I goto "Display Mode" and do "Clone" instead of single display and then put tv instead of Analog display(monitor) and apply.  \n\nSorry if it sounds confusing.
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Go to 'Control Panel' > 'Display' > 'Settings' > 'Advanced' > 'Graphics' (not sure how its called on your computer, but on my computer the tab is called 'Intel(R) Extreme Graphics') > 'Graphic Properties' > Rotation , and you should be able to set the monitor rotation over there
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You can go to Viewsat USA or the site's i use is dsscentral.net dsstester.com you will find all you need here
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Adjust the monitor! Not the video card!
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go to Control Panel>Display>Settings>Monitor X, check the radio box that says "Extend my Windows desktop into this monitor" or whatever. then, drag the application window into the LCD monitor.\n\nmonitor x is the lcd display, it'll have a number on it
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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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If you have made cables before, then go for it.  It's quite simple.  You are going from a 5 wire VGA cable to a 3 wire component cable.  Horizontal and vertical sync are on green.  Wiring diagrams can be googled.\n\nIf you haven't made a cable before, then you are better off buying a video card that supports it.  Most ATI video cards with DVI-out support component.\n\nWhat video card do you have?  Best way is to look at the manufacturer's site to see if they sell component adapters.  But, I have never seen any manufacturer support a VGA to component adapter though.
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Your question is hard to understand.\nPerhaps this might help?\nhttp://www.cnet.com.au/desktops/monitors/0,239029422,240053704,00.htm
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You cant as it stands - you will need to upgrde your video card (IF your motherboard can support such updated video card models)
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1. Turn monitor upside down\n\nOr\n\n2. http://ffdshow.sourceforge.net/tikiwiki/tiki-view_articles.php\n\nAnd download the program and install it.