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Chapter 4
Using nView Multi-Display Settings
Windows Display Properties Settings
On the Windows Display Properties Settings page, your can determine the primary
display by placing your mouse pointer on a display icon where the tool tip text
indicates “Primary”.
Using nView Dualview Mode
Note: You must have at least two displays connected to your computer to be able to
view the nView Span mode settings.
nView Dualview mode treats every display as a separate device. Dualview mode is
sometimes called “native mode” because it is the native mode supported by
Windows multi-display configurations; i.e. it is the multi-display mode defined by
Microsoft and supported by Microsoft Windows operating systems.
Dualview mode is equivalent to selecting the Extend my Windows desktop onto this
monitor. . . setting on the Windows Display Settings page, which gives you an
extended workspace.
When you start Windows 9x or Windows XP using multiple displays, Windows is
pre-configured for Dualview mode. This is not the case for Windows 2000. To enable
Dualview in
Windows 2000 , you need to install Dualview from the nView Display
Settings page, as explained in later sections.
Sample nView Display Settings pages in Dualview mode are shown Figure 4.2 ,
Figure 4.3 , and Figure 4.4 .
Key Features
Dualview support and functionality include the following:
• Support for advanced NVIDIA features such as Full Screen Video Mirroring and
Overlay . (See “Using Full Screen Video Settings” on page 120 and “Using Video
Overlay Settings” on page 118 .)
Note: Windows NT 4.0 in nView Multiview mode does not support the “video
mirroring” feature.
• Windows places the taskbar on only one display and replicates (rather than
stretches) the background on each display as shown in Figure 4.7 and Figure 4.8 .
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