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I have to run each monitor independently because one is 19" & one is 15"
- and I don't want to keep the 19" at 800x600. So I'll try the floating
thing you guys are talking about. I can't remember if I tried that
before giving up.

Thanks

Jonathan Gourd wrote:
> 
> You need to make Windows use the virtual screen mode. You designate both
> screens as having the exact same screen settings. In the video driver you
> should (not all provide this function) be able to set the displays so that
> the two act as one large screen. For instance my Matrox G400 is set up so
> that 2 1280 x 1024 screens act as a single 2560 x 1024 display. You then
> maximize Logic so that it covers both screens and voila, you can move any
> child window to either display.
> 
> If you must run each display as an independent display, you can hold control
> while opening a window in Logic and it becomes a "float" window. These, you
> should be able to place these anywhere on either screen regardless of the
> Logic "Main MDI" (Multiple Document Interface) screen.
> >
> 
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