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hey_moe
4 discussion posts
Window7/64. I am using Matrox Triplehead2go for my triple monitor set up. It ID's each monitor as 1.1/1.2.1.3.I have been unable to get any of the features to work right including clicking the icon/ move windows to next monitor. I have tried installing in safe mode and also did a cold boot still no glory.When selecting spanning across all three monitors nothing happens...any ideas?
Nov 8, 2009  • #1
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ichle
9 discussion posts
hi,
as far as i know the triplehead uses one monitor signal and cuts it for 2 or 3 monitors. you can check this in your display settings. if you have e.g. 3840x1024 pixel (3x 1280 pixel width) display fusion thinks you only have a one display setup with a high resultion. sending a window to the next monitor if there is only one, of course, is senseless.

ichle

edit:
what is the behavior of aero snap?
Nov 8, 2009  • #2
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hey_moe
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Well is there a work around for this or am I SOL.
Nov 8, 2009  • #3
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Saturn2K
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Unless he adds support for splitting the screen up to create 'virtual' monitors, you're SOL. Basically, he could just create input the dimensions of where you would want things split, then have the window moving thing work like that. I don't think there's a software solution to detach the displays.

Try pressing Win+Left and Win+Right. If that sends it to the left of the first monitor and to the right of the last monitor that means Windows sees it as one display.
Nov 9, 2009  • #4
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hey_moe
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Thanks for you reply. I feel he should have this on his front page concerning this software. I have 2 DVI ports on this card but I am only using one. The set up I have works fine for Flight Simulator programs. I was hoping this program would work like he said it would. Didn't cross my mind that it wouldn't work with what I had...Mike
Nov 9, 2009  • #5
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Saturn2K
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Quote:
Thanks for you reply. I feel he should have this on his front page concerning this software. I have 2 DVI ports on this card but I am only using one. The set up I have works fine for Flight Simulator programs. I was hoping this program would work like he said it would. Didn't cross my mind that it wouldn't work with what I had...Mike
If you went out of your way to get a Matrox splitter, you must have had some idea of what it would do. Your computer sees everything as one monitor, not two or three. If your taskbar stretches across all of the monitors, that should have been a clue its recognized as one monitor by the computer. You have the means to fix this right now, just use the two DVI outputs and ditch the funky splitter box (and one monitor).

But you are right, it doesn't mention this case anywhere on the site. They should add this that I copied from another multimon support app.

Supported video cards: UltraMon Display Fusion is video card-independent, but requires that the video card driver provides support for standard multi-monitor mode, span/stretch mode is not supported. Please note that the Matrox DualHead2Go/TripleHead2Go always uses span mode, and so is not supported by UltraMon Display Fusion. See Multi-monitor modes for more information on the various multi-monitor modes.
Nov 9, 2009  • #6
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hey_moe
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Disable one of the monitor to get this program to work....that ain't gonna happen. I brought this program to get a different desktop like it suggested. I don't need anything that bad to where I have to start loosing a monitor.
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Nov 9, 2009  • #7
Jon Tackabury (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
If you have your monitors setup as one large spanned monitor, then DisplayFusion will only see 1 monitor and not be able to move windows between them. You will need to setup each monitor as it's own monitor (not spanned) to fully use DisplayFusion.
Nov 9, 2009  • #8
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