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David Martin

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Hi Folks.

Does DisplayFusion allow monitors to be physically turn on their sides (porttrait), and then span the desktop across them?

So instead of 3 monitors (1440x900) being "1440+1440+1440", they become "900+900+900" but 1440 in height.

I am running Windows 7 64bit, with NVidia GTS450.

David.

Feb 28, 2012 (modified Feb 28, 2012) • #1

Being able to use the three screens as one large display is a function of the video card (ATI Eyefinity, or NVIDIA Surround), but if you just want to have the three monitors rotated to Portrait and use them as extended desktops, you can do this using the Windows Screen Resolution settings, or the DisplayFusion Monitor Configuration feature.

You can give it a try by grabbing a 30-day trial key here: http://www.displayfusion.com/Trial

Please let me know if you have any other questions.

Thanks!

Feb 28, 2012 • #2

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